botùnPieces, tablets, anything round; whole; a way of counting things.Hilu botuen?How many pieces?Tenngel le hilu botù kê tum nam.They look to see how many pieces of feces were from that worm.cfbidang 1vTo make something round; to huddle up in a ball, as a child who is cold trying to keep warm.g-, h-.Tlek kóm hbotù bè yó tódô tnangas te kulón ni kô te kifu.Don't bother to huddle up there; let's leave in the rain or we might be benighted.k-, -m-, -n-.Tódô tnihangem edini bnotù yem lasak, dini he gunu bemtù du.Just carry the bamboo over here whole; we'll split it here.s-.Singularizes so that it's one piece of whatever.Ket tau mken ket ne sbotù, mon le anì butô yem sit ne ungé, angat lumun btê mata le.Each person will eat one piece (popped corn); they say it's so that the maya bird and rat will be blind, and their eyes will be like the popped kernel.udì botùidiomPetite.
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