hākutvSomeone carries something.ginhākutGinhākut nang manga subay 'ang dāwa pakadtu sa sāku kag waya' madūgay napunu' 'ang sāku.The pearl millet seed was carried by the ants to the sack and soon the sack was full.hākut, paghākutgersomeone's carrying somethingKung sa Duminggu mag'inūyan, 'indi' ta pagsigīhun 'ang paghākut ning batu kay madayūnut 'ang karsāda.If it rains continually on Sunday, the carrying of marble blocks will not be continued by us because the roads will be slippery.Pabalikbālik kay hākut mintras waya' pa na'ūbus!Go back and forth carrying until there are none left!magahākut, mahākutBasta ma'āyu 'ang tyimpu magahākut kitay rūbuls kāda Duminggu kung 'indi' lang mag'uyan.When the time is good we transport chunks of unsawed marble every Sunday if it just does not rain.maghinākut1infto continually carry somethingKabākas gid 'ina' si Karlus maghinākut ning batu dira' sa Agbuyug.Carlos is quick to continually carry stones [on his shoulder] there in Agboyog.2vSomething is carried by someone, something.nagahākutMay nagahākut ning dūta' may nagahākut ning batu.Someone was carrying soil and someone was carrying stones.nagahinākut'Ang masunud ku nga gingtrabāhu hay nagahinākut 'ānay kami ning batu.The next thing that was worked on by me was that we were continuously carrying stones.paghinākutdur gerthe continual carrying somethingGinti'isan ku gid 'ang paghinākut ning tubū'an.I really endured the continual carrying of [coconut] shoots [for planting].
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