snengr^ be attached / be committed to something (expressed as an [...]

1. • be attached

   • • Example 841:
       

       Bédgane pispisan zég̅ ysnengr.

       The rope is attached to the studs of the wall (of a rope stretched between two walls, attached to the studs)

     • Example 1830:
       

       Ke bӓ yesnengr bende psan.

       You have a mosquito on you.

     • Example 2349:
       

       Mos tande tndan ysnengr.

       I have a leech on my hand.

     • Example 3426:
       

       Tande selemi zég̅an ysnengr.

       My clothing is on the line.

     • Example 3427:
       

       Yna nӓnzi psan nӓnziwao ysnengr.

       There are ripe bananas on that banana plant.

2. • be committed to something (expressed as an infinitive inflected for the locative case)

   • • Example 3428:
       

       Nik mái ysnengr ӓkrm3r i gӓrngsn.

       Nick is still tied to/committed to the translation of the Nen language.

3. • begin
4. • claim something, 'after' something (in allative)

   • • Example 3429:
       

       Bm má nsnengr yna agat, ynd ge iwin, tande ag ym.

       You are sill claiming it/holding it as yours, still 'aftering' it, the coconut I planted, it's my coconut. (iwin < is + pret.)