elam Sense v Affixes mag-, m-, -en, i-, -an, ma- English To lose s.t., be lost, mislaid. Example sentence Tagbanwa Ma'intur ka. Barang ma'lam i pirak. English Be careful. Your money might get lost. Example sentence Tagbanwa Ta'way in áriyen i bulpin. Na'lam na. English I don't know where the pen is. It|́bs mislaid. Example sentence Tagbanwa Ega i'lam mu! English Don't lose it! Example sentence Tagbanwa Ega éla-elámen mu! English Don't go losing it (said to s.o. who has a habit of losing things). See alsoilang Example sentence Tagbanwa Bilá', elam aku pasar it iyán ngayán. English Expletive, I don't know anything (lit. I'm lost) about that. Sense v Affixes ipa- preceded by ega, followed by it pronoun English To understand fully, not have escape oneś understanding. Example sentence Tagbanwa Magayen i imu, lamáng dá'kamu pa' na'lay asat kanirá, ega nay ipa'lam it imung mga súgi-súgid nirá ngayán. English Youŕe okay, even though you aren't yet long at their place, nothing escapes you of what theyd́ been saying. Sense v Affixes maN- English To become lost. Example sentence Tagbanwa Ega magpanglam, ka ári-ári magkáltegan muy ábwatay ngaytíng balay. English You don't get lost because wherever you are you can see that high building. n panglam English Cause for a person becoming lost (thought to be due to evil spirits). Example sentence Tagbanwa Panglam sikayát iyan'eng talun, buwát muy súli'-súli' asat giyáringan mu. English The cause for getting lost in that forest is that what you do is keep coming back to where you started. Derivative panglam n Note Bamboo trap (for pigs, etc.).