leng¹ to, towards; verb encoding motion towards a non-locative [...]

Part of Speech	vt
Inflection Class	(III_P)
Pronunciation	ˈlɛŋ

1. • to, towards; verb encoding motion towards a non-locative referent (animate etc.)

   • • Example 262:
       

       Yèdai nalengte.

       You lot come up to me here.

     • Example 307:
       

       Dring ba deina ada punak lente gèmur lai.

       When the smoke reaches the bees, they all flee.

2. • have, possess

   Grammar Note

   This appears to be only used with inanimate possessors.

   • • Example 305:
       

       Kuasi bong gedok lena.

       Fig trees have sap.

Related entries

• See also:
  • le- on top of, upon; locative applicative prefix for an applied P that is in a locative relationship of being on top of , being above from, or being attached to a vertical surface / from, out of; locative applicative prefix for an applied P that is a source location from which something issues / because of, on account of, from; applicative introducing a cause for the event denoted by the verb / up until; up to a point where the property/event denoted by the verb is attained / into X number of items, pieces (on numerals)