Yakan Dictionary

waˈadCompareisunverbSubject mag-To agree to do something together; to speak something solemnlyMagwaˈad siye bang matey subey siye magsumbayaˈ.They agreed if they die they should die together.Aˈa bahiˈ miyaˈan moˈo magwaˈad, bang bulan Sappal moˈo magpandi iyehap tahik.That old person goes to get (people) to agree, in the month ofSappal he wants to take them all to the sea for a ritual bath.

wahoyCompareGames and Toys 27 TablenounA Chinese game of chanceNgandaˈag iye si wahoy.He won in the wahoy-game.

wajibComparepataˈ1subey1Adjectives used in connection with religion 14.19 TableAdjectiveGood, right; obligatory (only used of important things esp.religious)Wajib du isab iye inurungan pusakaˈ, peggeˈ anak du isab iye.It is right if he also is given inheritance because he also is a child (of theirs).Wajib ne iye hinang imam.It is right for him to be made an imam.Wajib bang kite magammal.It is good if we are religious.

wakilCompareReligion general 14.5 Tabledaˈak1nounAuthorization; permission; commission to do or say somethingBang sōng ngawin imamin ngeddoˈ wakil dahuˈ ambanmetettoˈa pangantinin bang magkawin ne ke.When the imam is about to perform the marriage ceremonyhe asks permission from the parents of the bride if theceremony can proceed.Pī kew ngeddoˈ wakil bang kajari ne ke kew hap lumaˈ.Go and get permission if you can go home now.2verbObject ka-#-anTo commission, appoint or authorize someoneKawakilan iye dinaˈak magurung seydola.He is authorized to give out identification papers.Kawakilan ku dinaˈak magbatik.I was appointed to invite people.

waktuCompareTime, months 14.3 TablebaytutempoWorld and time 5.1 Tablenoun1Time, esp. the fixed prayer timesNambahayang iye kahabaˈ waktu.He prays at every prayer time.Maglime-waktu iye.He keeps the five prayer times.2Time (of or for something)Waktuku gaˈ laˈi si lumaˈ tekkanen.At a time when I was not at home he arrived.Bang niyaˈ koˈ waktune pitu iye.She said if she has time she will come.Waktu patuli bang sangem.It is the time to sleep when it is nighttime.magwaktu-waktucomplex form1adv(For something to occur only at) certain timesMagwaktu-waktu du kabuwaˈ kayu iyan.That tree fruits at certain times.Magwaktu-waktu paguwaˈ kenna iyan.That fish comes out at certain times.

walisvariantwaris1ComparegalabatTypes of relationships 16.1 TablenounRelative (on the maternal side)Walis kite bang kite usba amban saˈi.We are walis if we are related through (our) mother.Gey binali walisin iye binalihin galabatin.The relatives on mother's side are of no account; the relatives onfather's side are what counts.

waluˈCompareCardinal numbers 7.2 TablenumberEightWaluˈ siye magpungtinaˈihin.They are eight siblings.waluˈ-waluˈderivative1num2nA 10 centavo coin

waluˈ-waluˈderivative. ofwaluˈ1number2nounA 10 centavo coin

wanniCompareTrees, fruit 1.1.2 TablenounA species of mangoMangifera odorata

wapatComparematey2complex form ofpateyverbDied, deceased, passed away, deadWapat ne iye laˈi si Makka.He died there in Mecca.Wapat ne sultanin.The sultan has died.

waris2ComparewalisTypes of relationships 16.1 TablenounRelative on maternal side

waris1variant ofwalis

wassalamArabicCompareArabic phrases 14.6 TableinterjectionLit. (and peace). Used to signal the end of a letter orspeech; part of the answer in greetingBang niyaˈ bissāte bu tambus ne bissāten paˈintewassalam.When we say something and our speech is finished we saywassalam.Bang niyaˈ magpaˈin si kite (assalamu alayikum) nambungkite (alayikum wassalam). When someone says to us assalamu alaikum we answeralaikum wassalam.

Ways of Cutting 29 Table-

Ways of Cutting 29 Table
bakbas	To cut off small pieces (of wood with short strong motions in order to take off bark or make an item smaller, or to smooth it).
būd	To cut something into sections (often four pieces); to quarter something (mostly used of cutting fruit).
keke	To shave (hair).
kehet	To cut, saw something
kepak	To split or cut something (anything) lengthwise.
kobak	Deep (of cutting or biting, removing a large piece).
kulti	Cut hair.
kupad	To peel something (by cutting off the skin).
gahit	To cut weeds (in order to prevent a fire from spreading).
gilip	To cut something into very small pieces; to chop up something (such as vegetables or tobacco).
gīp	To cut in very small pieces.
gīs	To cut or tear something (into small pieces, as cloth or leaves).
gowab	To cut deeply into something
ipa	To cut (betelnut) into sections.
iris	To cut something into small pieces (with a knife or scissors, esp. of cloth, banana leaf, and paper).
labas	To cut grass, to mow.
lapaˈ	To cut up meat (esp. fowl).
lapa2	To clear land (of tall weeds and underbrush).
laras1	To cut (cogon grass).
lilik	To clear (a piece of land).
pagtiˈ	To break or snip off something (with hand).
pataˈ3	To cut or chop something crosswise, (especially of wood or cane).
peddang	To hit or slash something (with a knife).
polong	To cut or break something (crosswise).
pompong	To split something into two pieces (as coconut or cocoa etc.).
pōng	Break or cut (crosswise into sections).
punggel	To behead something; cut the head off something
punggul	To cut or break off the top (of a tree or plant).
putuk	To cut off something, sever.
sagsap	To cut something off (with strong motion away from self, esp. of leaflets from the midrib of a coconut leaf, or of thorns).
sahaˈ	To tap a rubber tree (in order to make the sap (latex) flow); to make the initial groove and to make subsequent cuts.
sampaˈ	To cut up (a butchered animal or large fish).
sangkul	To trim (the comb of a rooster, also used for trimming hair).
sempong	To chip off something; cut off part of something (at the opening).
seppeˈ	To cut into hands, cut off the stalk (of bananas).
seseˈ	To shape the eyebrows or hair in front of the ears (sideburns).
sipi2	To cut something into pieces of unequal size.
sisiˈ	To remove (skin of an animal or bark of tree); take off (skin or bark); to skin (an animal).
songget	To pick fruit (with a pole).
sorok1	To pick fruit (with a long pole).
soso	To peel, shave (sugarcane only).
sumbaliˈ	To slaughter; butcher.
tabas	To cut, or cut out (cloth, material, fabric in making clothes).
tabla1 2	To split boards (from a log by driving in a wedge); to hew boards (by hand).
taklung	To top something (as plants); behead something (as people); cut the top off something
tanghab	To notch (a tree or bamboo pole), to cut the opening (of a bamboo water container or coconut, at an angle).
tebbaˈ	To cut down (a banana plant to get the fruit).
tebbeng	To fell (a tree).
teheb	To make a hole in (a coconut by chipping off some of the husk and shell so one can drink the water).
tengaˈ	To divide something into two equal amounts or pieces; to half something
tetta	To cut into pieces (a stalk); cut pieces off (a stalk).
tettas 1	To undo sewing, cut off (rope, vine).
tettek	To chop something; cut something into small pieces (with a knife with quick downward motion).
tettep	To shorten something (by cutting it); to trim something
toklong	To cut off, shorten (legs or sleeves in clothing).

Ways of Speaking and Thinking 30 Table-

Ways of Speaking and Thinking 30 Table
aka 1	To tell something; to inform someone of something
akkal 1	To think; to reason.
araˈ-araˈ 1	To think; guess, estimate something
bakbat	To talk or mumble something to oneself; keep repeating the same thing; to mutter; talk nonsense.
bakil	To accuse someone (of having an illicit love-affair or an improper relationship).
balaˈ2	(For a girl) to report (that a man touched her); to accuse (a man of misbehavior).
banu-banu	To plan something
bangkil	To mention something; to talk about something
batin	To suspect someone (of having done something wrong).
beklas1	To stop talking; end a conversation.
bentu	To put the responsibility for doing something on each other; to argue about (who will do something).
betta-betta	For thoughts about something to not cease coming into one)s mind; to not be able to stop thinking about something; not being able to forget something or someone
bidjak	To talk someone out of or into something (through flattery); to persuade someone; to play down the value of something (what one person has or does in order to get one)s way).
bissā	To speak; say.
bistiga	To investigate, to question someone (esp. if one thinks the person has done something wrong).
bumbung	To persuade someone; to give advice to someone (to do a certain thing); to admonish someone
butanyag	To make something known.
kalkula	To calculate, estimate something
kannal	To think something mistakenly, have an idea wrongly.
kara-kara	To speak straightforward, speak one)s mind, face someone.
kasla	To be rude; offensive.
kelolop	To shout in defiance.
kemot	To whisper.
kettep	To lisp, stick the tongue between the teeth (when speaking).
kila-kila	Perception; understanding (esp. of danger).
kilahap	To scream, cry loudly, bawl, howl.
kimmat 1	To intend to do something, to think of doing something
kolehak	To shout (in anger).
koto-koto	To gossip, pass on scandal or news; spread word (from house to house or person to person).
kumpas1	To estimate, guess something
kunub-kunub	To grumble, mutter, murmur.
dalil (dalilan)	A parable, comparison; a figure of speech.
dāˈut	Double meaning (of speech).
debdab	To talk nonsense, talk a lot.
diskas	To complain (about being disadvantaged); to argue.
eliˈan	To speak using proverbs.
esseb 1	To remember something or someone
gasud	To shout, yell, speak very loudly.
haris	To talk or speak about something (esp. about religious matters).
hāti 5	To inform someone about something
heto	To chat; talk (informal).
higung-higung	To murmur; to speak gently or softly.
hūmat	To persuade someone; to counsel someone
inu-inu	To accuse someone (not to his face); to cast a slur on, denounce.
inggal	To call (a person) to eat.
istori	To tell (about an event).
isun	To consult with someone, confer with, deliberate over something, plan something, come to an agreement, discuss; suggest.
iyakin	To realize (that something is different from what one had thought it to be).
jampa	To contradict someone; to answer harshly and loudly (with remarks unwarranted in order to shame someone); to thwart someone (in speech).
jawab	To argue; to answer back; contradict.
junjung	To beg, beseech, urge or advise earnestly, adjure (to adhere to teaching or advice).
juri	To argue; agitate, upset, interrogate, badger, harass, annoy.
lakaˈ-lakaˈ	To talk obscenely.
lagbas 2	To convey, communicate, pass on information.
lalap	To utter foolish or senseless words.
lanat 2	To beg someone to be taken along (when he goes out).
langgal3 2	To speak in an offending, affronting, insulting manner.
lapal	To speak, deliver (a speech).
lawat	To talk a lot (like a drunken person or a crazy one).
lebad 2	To speak with unfamiliar intonation; to add fancy expressions (in speech); to add elaborate embellishment (in vocal music, coloratura).
lebbit 1	Rash or quick (to speak); impetuous; overbold; speaking without due consideration.
letob	To talk (a lot).
lettep	To be quiet, to stop talking.
libag	To imitate a different intonation.
lidjal	To discredit s.o, to spread malicious rumors (in order to get rid of someone), to libel, slander, speak ill of someone
limanda	To accuse someone (to the police); inform (the police of a crime); report (to authorities).
limut	To backbite, to say bad things (behind a person)s back), slander.
lingan	To call (to someone).
mahalayak	To announce, proclaim something, make something known.
matey 2	To wail (as for the dead).
mewpakkat	To deliberate over something, sit in council over something; come to a consensus on something
miting	To talk with someone
niyat	To think, intend to do something; to know something for a fact, be certain about it.
paˈal	To foretell, predict something
pāka-pāka	To tell bad things about someone (in his absence); slander.
pāku	To ask for something, request something; to pray.
padaˈak	To ask someone to inform (the offending party of some wrong done to self).
paˈin1 1	To say, speak, tell; to think. Quotation formula.
palanu	To plan to do something
palataˈ	To inform, make public, spread information.
paliksaˈ	To check on something; clarify something; confirm something; find out something from someone
pangkal	Straightforward (disregarding the feelings of the hearer); offending (of speech); rude.
pangew	To say something while sleeping.
paru	To plan something
pasan	To send a message with someone, to ask someone to relay a request.
pehemok	To comfort someone; to persuade someone to take a different attitude; to pacify; to distract from something
pellun	To greet someone (esp. at the house); to welcome someone (at a gathering or at the house).
pengngak	Nasal, adenoidal, indistinct (of speech).
pikil	To think, to ponder.
poppot	To jabber, gabble, prattle (a derogatory way of speaking about what someone else says).
puggut	To complain, grumble (about being disadvantaged).
puhun	To report bad behavior (in order to get sympathy or support).
sabbut1	To mention something
sabit1	To greet someone; call out a greeting to someone
sabit2	To rebuke someone, tell someone not to do something
sabit3	To make a (complimentary or critical) remark about something, to remark about something
sakap	To be going to do something; to plan to do something (and get ready for it).
sagda	To chide someone; to reprove; to tell not to do something
sagina 1	To greet someone
sahawi	To ask someone or talk to someone again (about a previously discussed item).
salba	To chide, reprimand, censure someone, stop someone from something (by talking to him).
sallaˈ 3	To scold, tell someone off, quarrel.
salsila	To relate the history of things; relate or tell stories from sacred scriptures.
sambag	To reply, respond, answer (in writing or from some distance).
sambat	To say something
sambat	To ask for, request (advice or help).
sambung 1	To answer, reply.
sambung 2	To quarrel, talk back.
sanggup	To promise something (esp. if the thing promised was requested).
saplag	To disperse, spread, make known (information).
segeˈ	To talk someone into something; to urge someone
sessaˈ	To instruct someone (what to do or how to do something), to charge someone (to do something), to give a directive, to give an order (what to do in one)s absence).
sessel2	To question someone, extract information.
siddik 2	To like or want something
sisil 1	To envy, view with envy.
suˈal	To engage someone in a verbal contest or argument (usually of religious matters in order to find out how much he knows).
sūg-sūg	To incite, nudge on, prod someone to do something (often bad).
subahat	To utter, to mention something
subali	To swear, to make a binding statement about someone (as of an oath of enmity or friendship).
subet	Indistinct (of speech, because some sounds are substituted with others).
sukat2	To suggest something, make a suggestion, advise, recommend.
sūg-sūg	To incite, nudge on, prod someone to do something (often bad).
sugsug	To trace a kin relationship, to tell how people are related.
sumariya	To question someone (about something that happened), interrogate.
sumbung	To inform against, tell on someone; report an incident.
suna 1	To ask again about something
sunsit	To ask questions, inquire, quiz, probe.
suwi-suwi	To tell something (such as a tale, something experienced); to relate an experience.
taˈat	To say, pronounce, mention someone)s name; say something
taˈawil	To explain the meaning of something
tadjuˈ	To inquire (if a marriage proposal may be accepted).
taliˈ	To think about (the meaning of something); to figure out (the meaning).
tanya	To question someone
tawag 1	To summon someone; to call someone (for a specific purpose).
tawag 2	To spread word (about some occasion or about something lost).
tebbaˈ sāsab	Gibberish, nonsense, rude or insulting talk.
terol	Clumsy, awkward (of speaking).
tete	To tell, relate something (giving a lot of unnecessary information); tell everything from the beginning (more than the listener wants to hear).
tettas 2	Finish (speech or items like rice and money), end, terminate, stop (speaking); close (a legal case).
tilew	To ask a question.
tokod	To guess, suspect something
toloˈ	To teach, instruct, advise someone (on matters of knowledge or moral).
tuksaˈ	To accuse someone (of doing something).
tumbuy	To scold, tell off someone (by reminding him that he expects favors without helping).
tutul	To remind someone (of benefits received i.e. help and/or gifts that one has given).
umey 1	To ask (a question).
upama2	To mention something; to say something; to relate something
usul	To relate something (from beginning to end).
uwakas	To shout, speak with a very loud voice.

Ways of Tying Things 32 Table-

Ways of Tying Things 32 Table
abit	To carry or hold something fixed to one)s side (by a string or hook).
bigtal	To pull something tight, to stretch out something (as a rope or wire or clothes on a line).
dagtel	To tie (an animal with a short lead, e.g. tied to a tree).
ingket	To tie something; to tether something
jumput	To bind or fasten with a girth (on an animal in order to secure cargo so it won't slip off).
layo	To tie with a long rope; give a long lead.
leges	To wind something (with rattan or strips of rubber, in order to tie or to cover it).
lintang	To join or tie (two or more things together with rope).
lingkit	To join something together (by tying).
pekkes 1	To tie something (as with string or cloth).
pingkit	To tie (two or more items) together; to make a cluster (of two or more items).
pugung	To tie something (so that the sides are brought close together).
siket	To shorten (a rope).
sugpat	To join things together (lengthwise).
tō	To string something, put something on a string; to insert a string into a hole.
tongket 1	To add something to an existing item (that is not part of the original one).
tuntun 1	To suspend something (on a rope); to let something down (by or on a rope).

Ways of Walking 31 Table-

Ways of Walking 31 Table
abey	To be at someone)s side (ready to give support if necessary).
abley	To head off something or someone; to approach from several sides.
bābas	To wander about (without definite goal).
baluˈ	To check on someone (to see what is happening).
butas2	To cross (a stream or road); to pass by (people or a place).
kuwebbey 1	Walk about (apparently without reason).
kuwessab	To walk about (apparently without reason).
kuwettey	Walk about (apparently aimlessly).
dehellu	Ahead, first (of location).
dugtul	To crash or run into something; bump into something
dunda	To wander about, stroll about.
durul1	To go downhill.
hulangkad	To jump up; spring back; make a sudden movement (because of being startled).
insud	To move something over or closer to something else.
kuwebbey	Walk about (apparently without reason).
kuwessab	To walk about (apparently without reason).
kuwettey	Walk about (apparently aimlessly).
labad	For something to move or pass by (fast).
labey	To pass or go by (some place or person). To stop in passing, to go by way of some other place.
laˈus	To continue, go on, proceed (on one�s way).
lanjal	To go ahead with something planned, carry out what one had been thinking of.
laray	To bump into something, to jostle, press, push.
lasud	To slide, slip on something slippery.
latas	To cross over (a street, stream etc.).
laˈus 1	To continue, go on, proceed (on one)s way).
lele	To crawl (as insects).
lengngan	To go somewhere with a specific purpose (good or bad); to go after a person (to find him); to make a raid on someone
leyat	To go to or come from a far away place (for a specific reason).
libut	To go around, make a detour.
ligey	To chase; run a race.
likut 1	To avoid someone; to wait until someone has left.
limbey	To move the arms (as one walks).
lipag	To cross (river, road), go to the other side of something
liput	To surround something, to go around something
liras	To slide or slip off a surface, sideways; slither.
liyu2	To go beyond (a boundary or limit); to go or move over (to the other side of something); encroach.
liyud	To go around something
lunsul 1	To walk about (aimlessly), to roam, to loiter.
lunsul 3	To move something over (to some other place).
lupug	To run after someone (in order to catch up); to chase; to run.
luyu-luyu	To go around together.
nalatay	To walk about.
pāngkat	In advance, ahead of time (to go).
paˈawwal	In advance, ahead of time (to do or go).
panaˈik	To climb something (as a tree); go up something (as stairs or an incline).
pāngkat	In advance, ahead of time (to go).
pareyd	To march in a parade or procession.
pasiyal	To go somewhere (for enjoyment, usually in or to town); to go shopping around (for enjoyment and relaxation), to take a pleasure trip or outing.
pī	To go; go ahead.
pitu	To come, come here.
piyu	To go to the place of the person spoken to.
poyog-poyog	To be unsteady (on one)s feet, because of weakness or old age).
sāsab	To walk or roam about; rove, ramble, go all over (either with or without a goal or purpose).
saben-saben	To get into the way of something
sakat	To approach someone, to go up to (a building, slope, or person).
sakey	To ride on something (as on an animal or vehicle).
sāsab	To walk or roam about; rove, ramble, go all over (either with or without a goal or purpose).
sorok2	To go or pass through or under something (having to bend down).
sung3	To go.
sumpang	To send someone along with someone, put someone on a conveyance.
sūng3	To go.
susul	To walk along or follow the edge of something (esp. of a body of water).
tāˈ	To walk or pass through or over something
taga'	To walk or pass over or through something (where there is no trail, as through a garden or field).
taked	To climb or go up (an incline).
tagaˈ	To walk or pass over or through something (where there is no trail, as through a garden or field).
tekka 1	For something to arrive.
titey 2	To do something in a round about way; to go by way of.
tuhut 1	To go along with someone, accompany someone (to a place).
tulak1	To go on a journey or voyage; to sail; to leave (for a place).
tumpang	To go along with someone
tundan	To draw or pull something along behind, tow something behind, to lead something (by the hand or a rope).
tuntun 2	For something to be lined up; to follow each other in a line, to go single file.

weˈ4conjunctionBecause of somethingMagkinaˈagen ku weˈ astelkun.I want to beat you because of my anger.Muwekkaˈ sementohin weˈ linugin.The concrete cracked because of the earthquake.

weˈ3It is used always at the beginning of a sentence, andonly in the course of a conversation when somethingunexpected has been said.participleWhy (signifying amazement)Ekka tarabahuku. Weˈ ine tarabahunun?I have much to do. Why, what is your work?Weˈ dumaˈin ke iyan lumaˈnun?Why, that is not your house?Weˈ tungannu sumu?Why, where are you going tomorrow?

weˈ2Used to introduce indirect speech.Used to introduce a complement clause with kimmat (consider) in the main clause.conjunction1That...Paˈinne weˈ ekka saweˈne lumengngan.She said that many of her companions went out.Takaleku weˈ pitu iye ninaˈ.I heard that he is coming here at night.Tabatsaku weˈ pitu koˈ presidentehin.I read that the president is reportedly coming here.Daˈa pikilun weˈ dumaˈin kaˈu dapuˈnen, untulun ne kābew iyan.Don't think (of it) that you are not its owner; care for that waterbuffalo.2As, that something is someone'sKimmatanun gallang iyan weˈ si kaˈu.Consider that bracelet as yours (that it is yours).Kimmatanun nakanak iyan weˈ anaknu.Consider that child as yours (that he is your child).

weˈ1participleErgative particle; byInamāhan ku weˈ ne.She scolded me. (I was scolded by her.)Dinekdakan weˈ ne semmekkun.My clothes are washed by her. (She washed my clothes.)Tapanaˈik weˈ ku kayuhin.I climbed the tree.

Weapons for hitting/beating 20.3.1 Table-

Weapons for hitting/beating 20.3.1 Table
chaco	A club.
lagut (lalagut)	A whip or stick for beating.

Weather & natural calamities 5.3 Table-

Weather & natural calamities 5.3 Table
amo	Dew.
awan	A sign for a change in weather.
ayis	Ice.
badju	A typhoon; gale; storm.
bagarak	To clatter, rattle.
bageddu	Sound of a loud noise (as of, much rushing water, strong wind, heavy rain).
balaˈ1	Disaster; calamity; trouble.
baliyu	Wind; air; oxygen.
benek-benek	A sprinkle; drizzle (of rain).
buhawiˈ	A waterspout.
bulihuk	A whirlpool (in water or sea).
kelles	To go down, become less, subside (of air, water, swelling); deflate.
ellut	To roar or whistle by or past (of water, wind, motor vehicles, bullets).
habagat	A west wind that brings rain.
haluˈ	To be affected by dew.
hawaˈ (pahawaˈ)	Dew.
hemiyu	The fringe, edge or periphery of something (esp. as of a storm, epidemic or smell).
lahat-lahat	Bad weather.
limpūs	A strong wind (of short duration), whirlwind.
linug	Earthquake.
mangeˈ kabal	A very light rain (less than sprinkling); spitting (of rain, lit. urine of a flying lemur).
pakūb	Overcast (of sky).
pageddaˈ	For something to lessen, decrease, diminish in intensity, subside or grow less (of heat, rain, wind, flood, waves, fever).
pettak	To drop something on or into something, put a drop on something
satan	Name of a wind from a southerly direction (brings some rain).
tekkad	To reach the bottom (of a body of water); to fathom.
teddoˈ	To calm down (of weather, storm, rain, waves).
tenuˈug	A (gentle) breeze.
timul	A strong east wind (with strong rain), storm.
tunggaraˈ	A dry spell (of short duration).
ulan	Rain.
uttalaˈ	Dry season.

weˈeyComparesabab2jān1interrogativeWhyWeˈey kew pitu?Why did you come?Weˈey ku linganannu?Why did you call me?2verbTo ask whyMagweˈey pe kew bu kataˈuhannu ne.You still ask why but you know it already.

wildingvariantuwildingComparepatliˈverbSubject N-, mag-To weld somethingEkka mākanak magaya magwilding.Many young people learn to weld.Bakas ku nguwilding badjaˈku.I already welded (or had someone weld) my plow.Bang niyaˈ basiˈ polong subey inuwilding.When iron is broken it should be welded.

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