tupus Sense v Affixes mag- cv redup, -um-, -un English To *go *the *length *of s.t. Example sentence Tagbanwa Pagkatupus namen it baybayan, batu si' i piyanawan namen. English When we|́bd gone the length of the beach, our walk was again on rocks. Example sentence Tagbanwa Tupusun mu i baybayan ngayat panaw ka barang maparagan mu i wa'wa'. English Go the length of the beach there because you might find the child. Example sentence Tagbanwa Tupus nat panaw i tuturan ya. English His story lasted the length of the journey. Example sentence Tagbanwa Unu bilay i'laman mut paBerong it magtutupus nat peraan i taw nga mag'imera? English Whatever is there to fear in going to Berong since all along the rocky shallows (on the way) there are people collecting seafood (so you won't be alone). Example sentence Tagbanwa Pagtutupusun nat isiyan i paray. English The developing rice grain has reached all along the stem of the head now. Sense v Affixes manupusan English To last or stay forever. Example sentence Tagbanwa Manupusan i kagayen kut imyu. English My good feeling for you will last for ever. Example sentence Tagbanwa Manupusan nga alaid kamu kat kasala'an. English Stay far from sin always. Example sentence Tagbanwa Ega ba' pag'adu'adutun i umay ngayan! Ega bayan manupusan. English Don't waste that rice! (The supply) won't last for ever. Sense v Affixes -un, i-, ma- English To *finish (of speaking). Example sentence Tagbanwa Mamag'aga-agawun nat ampang. Ega pa' natupus i kat sang kataawan, may mampang si'. English Theyŕe all grabbing a chance to speak. One person has|rn't yet finished when someone else starts to speak. Example sentence Tagbanwa Magayen patupusun da'ay sang kataawan, bawnga may mampang nga beken. English It would be good to let one person finish first, then another can speak. Example sentence Tagbanwa Pagkatupus ya, ikaw si' i mampang. English When he has finished, you are next to speak.