man- (AG&TH)
mantobtob/ mantobtobtob/ iyantobtob
To be added or joined to make enough.
No mantobtob i pilak mo tan pilak ko, mebedin a tongkalen toy banay a baliy.
If your money and my money are added together, it is possible that it [the money] will buy a big house.
i- (TH)
itobtob/ intobtob,
mengi-
mengitobtob/ mantobtobtob/ engitobtob,
may-
maytobtob/ emangkaitobtob/ iyaytobtob
To add or join to make enough.
Intobtob koy aramdid pakod tep kedpeng i pakod.
I added wire to the rope because the rope was short.
Maytobtob i pakod cha aramdi say onkoston may-iket cha cholong.
The rope will be added to the wire so that it will be enough to tie together the lumber.
-an
tobtoban/ tobtobi/ tiyobtoban,
meN-
menobtob/ mantobtobtob/ enobtob,
me-
metobtoban/ emangketobtobi/ etobtoban
To add more.
Tobtobim iwa ini-kan mon bekas say on-anay a kakanen cha na mahabolan.
You add some more rice to what you gave him so that it will be enough for them to eat for the whole month.
i--an (LOC) (NLOC)
itobtoban/ intobtoban,
may--an
maytobtoban/ emangkaitobtobi/ iyaytobtoban
To add or join to something.
Intobtoban koy pakod na aramdi.
I lengthened the rope by adding wire.
To add or join for someone.
Itobtoban Juan na aramdi tep eg to amten a-magen.
Juan joined the wire together for him because he did not know how to do it.
Si Juan i engitobtob na aramdi.
Juan is the one who joined the wire (for him).