sakir pas-iSurtur i keken; kai i kekenEnglishgrab; trapgrab getThis is the action of a noose trap jerking a pig up when the pig steps into the noose. It can also be used of a vine which causes a person to trip and fall.Ái kono imuda kápate mákái pidir di oboi anang i poron got. Má pákánbung a láklák, ki ák sodar suri keken a tur i pidir. Má pidir erei a sakir pasi keken ák tántán iamuni bát má lul ák tirtir iamudi bim kaleng.That one back there did not see the trap they put down in the bamboo grove. And when he was walking, then he was surprised about his leg/foot standing in the trap. And that trap grabbed/jerked his leg it was turned up toward the sky and his head was facing back down toward the ground.pasi1
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