me- (TH)
metoded or metoled/ emangketoled/ etoled
To be brave; be bold.
Kigwan to i nat ketahot na kabakal to tep etoled.
He said he was not afraid of his enemy because he was brave.
No etoled i kapitan na solcharo, ontoled i solcharo to.
If the captain of the soldiers is brave, the soldiers will become brave.
Metoded no mekikowan ked si-katho.
He will be brave if you go with him.
No etoled i kapitan na solcharo, petoled toy solcharo to.
If a captain is brave, he can make his soldiers brave.
-en
todechen or toderen/ tolecha/ tiyoled or tiyoded,
meN-
menoded/ mantotoled/ enoled
To do something bravely or boldly.
Tiyoded kon siyomdek si Mayor tep in-itekan toak.
I bravely reprimanded the Mayor because he lied to me.
Si-kak i menoled a menomdek cha Mayor.
I will be the one who will boldly confront the Mayor.
Si-kak i enoled a mekisongbat cha Governor.
I was the one who boldly answered the Governor.
i-
itoled/ intoled,
mengi-
mengitoded/ mantotoled/ engitoled,
may-
maytoded/ emangkaitoled/ iyaytoled
To do something bravely or boldly.
Itoled kon mekisongbat cha Governor para panmaptengan mo.
I will boldly argue with the Governor on your behalf.
Si-kak i engitoled a mekisongbat cha Governor.
I was the one who boldly answered the Governor.
Nat etoledak a mengemag iren man.
I am not brave/bold to do those things.
Nat intoled kon engamag iren man.
I was not brave/bold to do those things.
To resist.
Nat medebin a itoled joy jo-kow jo?
Could you not resist falling asleep?
Timoled.
He became brave.