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sepa
ma- maspa
Always leaving things behind.
Maspa na kalka tho nem man-ekad tep etongay a menakbat na onbel-at a kalka.
He always leaves his cargo behind whenever he walks because he is lazy when it comes to carrying heavy cargo.
on- (TH) onsepa/ mansesepa/ simepa
To land; alight; come to rest; refers to inanimate objects.
Aspolen tayoy aroplin a onsepa.
We will meet the airplane that will land.
Simepiy helicopter a engitolod na bekas.
The helicopter ladded which was bringing the rice.
i- (TH) ispa or isepa/ insepa,
mengi- mengispa or mengisepa/ mansesepa/ engispa or engisepa,
may- maysepa/ emangkaispa or emangkaisepa/iyaysepa
To set down on ground; leave on ground; leave behind.
Ispam i kalkam cha baliy ahim.
You leave your cargo at your sister’s house.
Insepa thoy pilak cha anak to.
She left the money with her child.
Pengisepa ka! or Pengispa ka!
You leave [some]. or You set [some] down.
Isepa ka!
You leave [some]. or You set [some] down.
Ispam! or Isepam!
You leave it! or You set it down!
Ispa yo! or Isepa yo!
You leave it! or You set it down!
Siyay pengisepaan cha na korona ra?
Who will they set their crowns down in front of? ans: si Afo Chiyos
i--an (LOC) isepaan or ispaan/ isepai or ispai/ insepaan
may--an maysepaan/ emangkaisepai or emangkaispai/ iyaysepaan
To leave with someone.
Insepaan to na pilak i anak to say gwariy idogadogan ton onkwan cha iskwidaan. [Note: idogadogan = use several times as fare.]
She left some money with her daughter so that there would be something for her to use for transportation fare for school.
pa-tok
To land; roost; alight; for animate objects.
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