iman noun English. A snare for catching game, esp. one having an arching catapult which triggered, tightens the snare and raises the game into the air or immobilizes it. Example sentence: Subanen. Su giman ku, kali' metaban babuy, igedanen sia pusu'u. English. When my snare caught a boar, he would've bit my calf. verb English. Sets such a snare. Example sentence: Subanen. Kalabung saba' nami menengaw pengimanan nami, miangelu di sail, mi'indegan ku ig buung butilya. English. Yesterday when we were looking for a place to set our snare, I cut my heel; I stepped on a broken bottle. In group with: bitayan; palesek Generic. pegutus Idiom: iman seklid noun English. A snare for game which has a trip line that activates the catapult which snares and suspends the game by the leg. Example sentence: Subanen. Sa' megbaal giman seklid, kana' peglaam babuy. English. If he makes a trip line snare, it is not to catch wild pig. Idiom: iman tua'an noun English. A covered lasso snare for catching fowl by the leg. Example sentence: Subanen. Si Antuman, sa' meglaam lebuyu', iini baalenen giman tua'an. English. When Antuman snares jungle fowl, what he makes is a covered snare.