Comments:lamdhe:ʔl-inhɔnd-ɛʔ! (door-ABS open-IMP) Open the door!; cf. pha:Nmaʔ,thɛ:Nmaʔ.
Entry:kɔmmaʔ, -kɔm-
Grammar:vt.
Meaning:graze (patient: livestock).
Entry:kɔmmaʔ, -kɔnd-/-kɔn-
Grammar:vt.
Meaning:cover on foot, walk, walk down
Comments:kɛrɛkhimkɔnduNsiN I covered all the houses (cf. Dutch aflopen in, for example, ik heb de hele stad afgelopen);\x cf. takɔmmaʔ.
Entry:nɔmmaʔ, -nɔnch-/-nɔn-
Grammar:vt.
Meaning:set aside, save for later; keep leftovers
Derivation:[caus. < nɔmmaʔ be left over]
Comments:tɔknɔnchuN I shall set aside some tɔk for later; dhara:nkɛ-be:-aNa:kkhya:kyaNkɛ-nɔnch-u-aNkɛ-bhɛtt-u(Dharān 2-go/PT-and how much money 2-save-3P-pfg 2-bring-3P) Having gone to Dhara_n, how much money have you managed not to spend and bring back with you?.
Entry:nɔmmaʔ, -nɔr-/-nɔn-
Grammar:vi.
Meaning:be left over, remain
Comments:yummaʔlnɔrɛ.kɛdzɔi:? There is yummaʔl left over. Will you eat it?; cf. nɔmmaʔ.
Entry:ɔmmaʔ, -ɔnd-/-ɔn-
Grammar:vt.
Meaning:remove and put aside that which is in excess
Derivation:[dir. < ɔʔmaʔ break off]
Comments:ɔnduNaNyuksuN I took out what was too much and put it aside.
Entry:pɔmmaʔ, -pɔnd-/-pɔn-
Grammar:vt.
Meaning:1) mould (eg. kha:m-ille with clay, piʔlhi-lle with cow dung, hilo:-lle with mud); 2) (with thɛge:kʔi) ball up one's hair into a bun.
Entry:takɔmmaʔ, ta-kɔnd-/ta-kɔn-
Grammar:1) vi. 2) vt.
Meaning:1) wander about, go for a stroll, take a walk, roam; 2) cover on foot
Comments:1) yǝlliktaʔagɔndɛtchi We sure took a long walk; pa:Nphe:ʔo:takɔnʔɛI'll stroll about in the village 2) kɛrɛkpa:Nphe:haʔtakɔnduNsiN I covered all the villages; himthɔkmatakɔnduNsiN I covered all the houses; cf. kɔmmaʔ.
