tama2tama short fortamapmaVt2dropMa kungkulin it golong fatkaning awo, a bahong bala ulan samatang.Everything which is inside must be dropped down through the opening.
tamapmaVt2droppundaunimis "tapma" an abbreviation?short formtama2
tatamoVt2shoot with a gun, bow, or slingshotsutimA tamongale but a kohomo tugu.He shot it and the pig died.takes y- in plural form
tantanVt21followbihainimMi te ambuni alimpipilimbensoguk agelak tange kugut.I followed the feathers of the mother that continued to come off and I went.Pasto te aptamun tenen tang a tange, yufulefenimbiguk.The pastor followed the liturgy of marriage and joined us.tangkaleVt21cast off; chase away; divorce2send awaytantongkat1None who follows around; disciple2Vt2follow2chaseranimKwep bisi guna kuge but tange bongale.Yesterday we went to the woods to hunt pigs.takes y- in plural
tangkaleVt21cast off; chase away; divorceranim2send awaysalim i goder. oftantan 1kale1takes y- in plural form
tifoVt21put in holeplanimA yohong fatge, aina a kiap it kobo age tifongale ofoguhe.After that they built one patrol officer's house there.2put on clothingpasim klos
tiloVt2put on clothing; wearpasim klosIna got nandengalengka yanga tungkup tilongkasasak.He feels cold so he puts on a hat.
tititVt2hold; carry in handholimUsang kobo age wodege fatgu a titkong ologule.I held a rope that was hanging up.Ge kugut paip fononggong kaitna kusani kusani sitgule.I went holding a knife and axe in each of my hands.itkungkumunVtcrush something in one's handnantitVthold something in one's mouth without swallowingsantitVthold (something) in one's teethtibinantitVtbadopt (a child)titdolofotVt2droptitkangkaVt2touchtitkasaVt2enclose something in one's handstitkatitkaVttouch or squeeze gently, as in testing a fruit for ripenesstitsimitVt2break while holding in hand