tarem
The sharp edge of an object, such as a knife
Sharp.
Tarem i egwas.
The knife is sharp.
ma-
maritem
mangkaritem
Sharp.
e--an
etareman
iyangkatareman
Maritem i egwas tep bado.
The knife is sharp because it is new.
Sharp.
on- (TH)
ontarem/ mantatarem/ timarem
To become sharp.
Ontarem no iogol ko.
It will become sharp if I sharpen it (with a whetstone).
man- (AG)
mantechem or mantarem/ mantatarem/ iyantarem
To sharpen.
-en (TH)
techemen or taremen/ tarema/ tichem or tiyarem,
meN-
menechem/ mantatarem/ enarem,
me-
metechem/ emangkatarem/ etarem
To sharpen.
Taremen ko ja egwas say inam-ay i maykeskes na natheng.
I will sharpen this knife so that it will be easy to cut the vegetables.
i- (TH)
itarem/ intarem,
mengi-
mengitechem or mengitarem/ mantatarem/ engitarem,
may-
maytechem or maytarem/ emangkatarem/ iyaytarem,
To sharpen.
Itarem mo ta egwas say inam-ay i maykeskes na natheng.
I will sharpen this knife so that it will be easy to cut the vegetables.
-an (TH)
techeman or tareman/ taremi/ ticheman or tiyareman,
meN-
menechem or menarem/ mantatarem/ enarem,
me--an
metecheman or metareman/ emangketaremi/ etareman
To sharpen a little.
Taremim (pay) itha egwas tep edogeg.
You sharpen that knife a little (more) because it is dull.
Iogol mo ta egwas say metareman.
You sharpen that knife so that it will be sharpened a little.
i--an (NLOC)
itareman/ itaremi/ intareman,
may--an
maytareman/ emangkaitaremi/ iyaytareman
To sharpen for someone.
Itareman taha na etak a ibokbok mod bohi.
I will sharpen a bush knife for you to use to cut the meat.
Itareman taha na etak a ibokbok mo na bohi.
I will sharpen a bush knife for you to use to cut the meat.
To sharpen a point.
To sharpen a pencil.
To sharpen with a whetstone.