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jatu
to be consumed; to be finished off; to be eaten up.
Minsan mbal hap ssa-na, lai ru jatu.
Even though its taste is not good, [it] is indeed consumed.
Even though it didn't taste good, it has all been eaten up.
1.
pa-, caus.
to consume; to finish off; to sell out; to "polish off".
Pajatuhun dahowh anu tutu, bohoh anu naan.
Finish off this thing first, and then that thing.
First, finish off this thing, and then that one.
2.
eh, ni-
to be consumed; to be sold out.
Ya nipajatu eh na dagangan aa; itu dagangan-na ya mbal pajatu-na.
What was allowed to be sold out by her was other's goods; here are her goods she did not sell.
She let the other people's goods sell out; here are her wares that she did not sell.
3.
makapag-
to conclude a dispute with a physical fight; to end up fighting; to wind up fighting.
Taka-taka eh sigeya maggagga, ley sigeya makapagjatu.
Arguing continuously by them, they were able to fight.
They argued and argued until they wound up fighting./ By their continuous arguing, they ended up physically fighting.
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