anlas 1v To deliberately throw something into the river so it will be carried away by the current. 2v To flow, as water. Ka woig no konò og-anlas, naponong. Water which does not flow has been dammed up. Ko nalusuk ka tanò, ogka-anlas ka woig. If the ground is on a downward incline, the water will inadvertently flow. 3v To carry away by current. Nig-anlas on to woig ka agoloy no warò pad nabahin. The water carried away the corn which had not yet been divided into shares. see: alus 1; see: alap 3. 3.1v To be carried away by current; drift. Ka nigsamba ka Liboganon, na-anlas ka mgo agoloy no sikan pad ian sanggi-a. When the Liboganon River flooded, the corn which was newly harvested was carried downriver by the current. 4v To float with the current. Ogpaki-anlas ki ka og-ambò ki to bulu. We [purposely] float with the current as we lean on [a pieces of] bamboo. 5n Time when pangi fruit is carried downstream.
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ponong 1n Dam Ko warò ponong no woig, warò ogkoimu no mgo basakan no homoy. If there is no dam (lit dam of water), it is not possible to make rice paddies. see fr.: limpung; see fr.: sinagop. 2v To dam up as a river or creek. Ka woig no Liboganon, pigponong su oyow du-on igwoig to basakan. The Liboganon river was dammed up so that it could be used to water the rice paddy. see fr.: dugong. 3v To be blocked or dammed up, as water. Ka woig no naponong, na-atangan ka lawa to woig. As for the river/stream (lit. water) which has been dammed up, the body of the water is blocked. Ka woig no konò og-anlas, naponong. Water which does not flow has been dammed up. Ka lanow no napongong, konò ogpakalibuas. The lake that is dammed up, has no outlet (lit. cannot go out). see: limpong.
