patì also, even [110(34)]. [112(20)]. [68]. [305].
patìd a breaking, an interruption [42(4)]. [44(42)]. [58(1)]. broken [223(33)].
pumatìd break, tr. [228(31)].
kapatìd broken from the same piece; brother, sister [32(8)]. [266(16)].
kapatìd-koŋkristiyános brother-Christians [50(22)]. [210(16)].
magkapatìd two brothers or sisters, brother and sister [46(20)].
magkakapatìd pl. [270(14)].
kinákapatìd child of one’s godparents [271(30)].
magkinákapatìd two people, one of whom is the child of the other’s godparents [271(31)].
magkikinákapatìd pl. [271(32)].
kapàpatiràn will be the place of breaking [274(29)].
kinapatiràn was the place of breaking [274(27)].
kapàtíran one of two who break together [277(43)].
mapatìd break off, cease [60(9)].
napatìd broke off [78(16)].
napatiràn was broken in, suffered a fracture [88(28)].
patìs shrimp-sauce [259(5)].
patisàn be spiced with shrimp-sauce [252(33)].
pàtísan cannery for shrimp-sauce [259(5)].
pátiyo S. court-yard [98(20)].
Patrísiyo S. n. [275(28)].
patrúliya S. patrol [122(20)].
páto S. duck [116(38)].
patumaŋgàʾ regard, consideration [22(24)].
-pátuŋ: nàpàpátuŋ is placed on [116(1)].
Patúpat derisive n. [50(3)].