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• Masuhang  + (to hire or employ someone for a set task)
• Ngelut  + (to hug or embrace)
• Nanding  + (to equalize or handicap a cock or cricket in a fight if it is obviously superior to its opponent)
• Paijeng  + (to happen or occur)
• Jalma  + (to be human)
• Cengong  + (not enough)
• Apus  + (to fake, fool, deceive, trick (as in athletic contest))
• Ngapus  + (to fake, fool, or deceive)
• Ngempil  + (to fall down, collapse)
• Mal  + (to fall down. Pants or skirt or mucus from the nose falling)
• Makakeb  + (To fall flat on one's face, to fall prone)
• Runtuh  + (to fall off or down)
• Maketus  + (falling out of milk teeth of a baby)
• Ulung  + (to fall off something, as by accident)
• Kena  + (to hit, touch or strike)
• Nepen  + (to fall on something)
• Tepen  + (to fall upon something)
• Kalegan  + (happiness)
• Abot  + (to feel heavy or weighed down due to difficult or imposing circumstances)
• Liang  + (to feel or appear happy,content or optimistic)
• Mapageh  + (to fence something)
• Maperang  + (to fight)
• Nyiatang  + (to fight)
• Mamogol  + (to fight without a weapon)
• Ngebekin  + (to fill)

• Acekel  + (to fill hands with something)

• Ngompa  + (To fill something with air and expand the size)
• Meresin  + (to fill to the brim)
• Ngenen  + (to hit or latch on to someone or something)
• Wusan  + (to finish)
• Kelud  + (salt scraper, often made of kloping, used for scraping up soil when making salt from sea water)
• Muputang  + (to finish, complete something)
• Mragatan  + (to finish, complete sth)
• Mecat  + (to fire from a job)
• Papales  + (to fish using a rod)
• Mancing  + (to fish with a hook (pancing) and line, not with a net. The term applies only to fishing for fish in the shoreline coral and rocks.)
• Mamancing  + (to fish with a hook and line, not with a net)
• Macek  + (skewer, make hole, plant seedlings, to push something into something else, like a stake into the ground (vs. macet = clogged))
• Nganyut  + (to float away, throw away into water (e.g. offerings))
• Malayangan  + (to fly a kite)
• Masepuk  + (to fly up, around (e.g. dust))
• Ngindang  + (to fly with a turning motion (e.g. a bird, kite))
• Nglukusan  + (to fold something that is usually open (e.g. coconut leaf, sail))
• Ojog  + (to head or travel directly to somewhere)
• Nuut  + (to follow a road or path)
• Tuut  + (to follow a suggestion, path, trail)
• Milu-milu  + (to follow blindly, without question)
• Nuutin  + (to follow someone)
• Betekan  + (calf of leg)
• Ngemolihang  + (to gain)
• Welanga  + (to get angry)