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keyat
fire; glow; light.
1.
‘color’ red.
Red includes red, brown and brown to orange shades, and hair colors of brown, auburn, and blonde, but not platinum blonde.
2.
aflame; red; red-hot.
The charcoal in the iron is still red.
The charcoal in the iron is still glowing.
Ya panas-na sapantun ba peyah keyat!
What its heat is like is red-hot coconut shell embers!
Its heat is like red-hot coconut shell embers!
Pag keyat tambis, bohoh kuttuun bi.
When the tambis fruit is red, then you pick it.
N-/ngam-
‘body functions’ to blush.
Ngeyat kow.
You are blushing.
1.
ngam-/N-, -an; pa-, caus.
to become red; to redden; to stain red.
Iyan makeyatan muha-na.
What made her face become red?
Iya ngameyat/ngeyat eh llow.
He is becoming red from the sun.
He is reddened from the sun.
Sokah makakeyat badjuh.
Young coconut juice can redden clothes.
Young coconut juice can stain clothes red.
Lai ngameyat longngon ku eh na ngittil.
My arm has become red from being pinched by it.
2.
N-, -an; pa-, caus.
to light or ignite.
Makeyat aku palitaan?
Shall I light the lamp?
3.
eh, ni-, -an
to be lighted.
Nipakeyatan eh nu bilik-sigeya?
Will their room be lighted by you?
Will you light up their room?
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