| Part of Speech | v |
| Comparison Meaning | FEEL [1079] ; HEAR [1408] ; SMELL [2124] |
| Gloss | hear |
Example 640:
kom ongane ka ti wee swa ti minyes a wee, we tuwu kyunko2sg-m-REALonganehearkaMODt-PAST-icopweefruitswaonetiPASTminyesdifferentaandwee,fruitwefruittuwubush.nutkyunjustit tastes like a different fruit, but it's just the tuwu fruit.
Example 641:
yam kii kii mwe gete vyan te mwe ongane ka wa lingi san kekeiya3pl-m-REALkiidigkiidigmweREALgelike-te-dem.MDvyangoteDISCmweREALonganehearkaMODwaPOTlingiputsan3sg.posskekeibabythey were digging on and on, then she felt that she would give birth to her baby
Example 665:
Kinyem esi ma gete te kinyem du, kinyem ongane ma sanga kyun a kinyem yung duKinyem1pl.EXesiseemaREALgebe.like-te-dem.MDteDISCkinyem1pl.EXdu,staykinyem1pl.EXonganehearmaREALsangabadkyunjustabutkinyem1pl.EXyungquietdustayWe see it like this, but we stay, we feel bad, but we just stay quiet.
Example 699:
temweli myane san tuutu vyaven yem ongane koliran tetemelichildmyanewithsan3sg.posstuutugrandparentvyavenwomanye3D-m-REALonganehearkolirsing-an-NMteDISCthe boy and his grandmother heard the singing and