teda1to set aside, e.g., food; to leave something that is to be shared with other people, e.g., to have leftover foodEndi da sindaan ni sinapay tep kinan dan emin.They did not leave any bread because they ate it all.Intedaan tu hi Joana ni kennen tu.He left something for Joana to eat.7.4.5.1Leave something-an/-in- -an, i- -an/iN- -anClass 5C Goal oriented sites2to spare someone from harm or deathEy huyya dedan inebig lan Isaiah e kantuy “Gullat ni endi hemek Apu Dios e Kabaelan tun emin et endi tu intedan hi-gatsun Jews, et heni itsuddan bimmebley di Sodom niyad Gomorrah e netey idan emin.” (Romans 9:29)And this is what Isaiah said long ago, “If God Almighty had not shown pity, then none of us Jews would have been spared, and we would have been like the citizens of Sodom and Gomorrah, for all of them died.” 4.4.4.4Save from troubleiC1-/iN-natdaan
