| Part of Speech | transitive verb |
| Citation Form | brang̅s |
| Grammar Comment | This is used as the 'stop' auxiliary with transitive verbs, though it is also possible to use a middle auxiliary in the example above (i.e. warars kabrang̅) |
Example 958:
Ynd yna ogéyabs ybrang̅ndn.I have stopped from this work (and will return to it later).
Example 959:
Ogayag geym yna brang̅smne ym.Ogayag is going to stay here.
Example 960:
Nen ym ymabem ogyabs te yӓbrang̅and?Have the two of them stopped working?
Example 961:
Nen ym ymabem ogyabs te yӓbrang̅ndt?Have they (3 or 4) stopped working?
Example 962:
Ẽ, ymam ogyabs bӓ dbrang̅a.Yes, he should stop working.
Example 963:
Ẽ, ymabem ogyabs bӓ dbrang̅ng.Yes, they should stop working.
Example 964:
Ämbkpngama tbrang̅!Forget your thoughts! (Stop thinking about something, leave it with your mind).
Example 965:
Bm mӓmӓ ӓmkpngama tbrang̅!Forget about your bad thoughts! (Eg telling a girl to stop thinking about a boy she shouldn't be in love with).
Example 966:
Ynd ybrang̅tan tande dmab.I've left my wife.
Example 967:
Ynd nbrang̅am.We two divorced you.
Example 968:
Bm yna dmabem nbrang̅te ämbämbis.That woman is divorcing you for good.
Example 969:
A: Mer ym, ynd brang̅st napapndn, ynd bm bä gnbrang̅ngn. B: Mer ym, bm gnngm.A: Well, I'm getting ready to go, I'm going to leave you. B: Good, go then.
Example 970:
Budär, ynd däbrang̅ngn. Ẽ, mer ym, ynd tnbrang̅!Friend, I'm going to leave you all now. Yes, good, you can leave us now!
Example 971:
Bm yna mleg warars tbrang̅!Stop staring at that girl!