shacklecúmkumvtshackleInéh ngai rngíh nám icúm icang acay cán arâq ngcốh, cốh tốq acay pêq acay nô ra, lâyq hôi nnáng ilúh itáh.Like this they think: if we shackle that girl, then when she becomes pregnant, she won’t be able to run away any more.syncưmcưmkɯːmvtshackle, tie leg to heavy stick so can’t run away.If a girl refuses to marry boy parents choose for her they may shackle her so she can’t run awaysyncúmcannưmkən.nɯːmnshackle, leg tied to heavy stick so can’t run away.cang2kaːŋvtshackle; tie pieces of wood to pig’s neck to keep him from running awayTe Acay cán ma lâyq cannính lom cốh a–i a–ám phai cúm cang.If a daughter doesn’t agree, then the parents must shackle a yoke.cfcannangcúm cangvtshackle and yokeTe Acay cán ma lâyq cannính lom cốh a–i a–ám phai cúm cang.From a daughter that doesn't agree, then the parents must shackle.
shacklescannúmkən.numnshackles used to tie leg to something
shakingdyáh pa radyírʄah par.ra ʄirexpshaking; trembling with fearLư do carân adáh, dyáh para dyir, câng cháq arâq do ân cucheit.They were scared to death, shaking then paralyzed with fear like dead.Of several.cfdyír idyír
shaking with feverkhang khírkhaːŋ khirexpshaking with fever