ánod1man-To throw oneself into flowing water.Kanána íman en eméy man-ánod sin gináwang mon binabagaák.He said (and I empathize) that he was going to throw himself into the river but I remonstrated.2-om-4, -enTo throw or put something into flowing water so it will be carried away by the current; to drown.Ománod ka sin lablabaám ta omáli sin isná.Put some of what you are laundering into the current so it will be carried down here.Way inílak ay naánod ay nowáng.I saw a carabao who had been carried away by the current.Énak anóden san áso tan lawlawá.I'm going to drown that dog because it's bad.Anóden yo din káiw tan láton ay wádaak sin ed gowáb.Put the wood into the river because (don't worry) I'll be down below.3i-For the current (agent) to carry something away.Itpíg mo sin beták ta iánod din éwang.Throw it into the ravine so the floodwater will carry it away.Maymayát din gináwang si pan-an-anódan das káiw.The river is very good as a place for them to put logs to be carried downstream.
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