tanggaˈComparetukadParts of houses 19.2 TableNouns used in connection with coconuts 10.5 TableThings used in sewing 23.3 Table1nounSteps on stairs; rung on a ladder; notches in a tree trunk(for climbing)Piye tanggaˈ haren lumaˈnen?How many steps are on the stairs of his house?2verbSubject N-(-an), mag-; Object -anTo make steps or notches (in a tree, hillside, etc.)Bang gaˈi kew taˈu manaˈik lahing iyan tanggaˈanun dukkew tapanaˈik.If you cannot climb that coconut tree make notches sothat you can climb it.Niyaˈ nanggaˈan lahing miyaˈan.Someone cut notches into that coconut tree.Bakas ku magtanggaˈ batang kayu miyaˈan.I have cut notches into that tree trunk.Pī kew nanggaˈ lahing.Go and cut steps into the coconut tree.tanggaˈ-tanggaˈderivativeTanggaˈ-tanggaˈ badjuˈnen hadje.The zigzag pattern of his shirt is big.Niyaˈ tanggaˈ-tanggaˈ tuggu badjuˈnen.The edge of his shirt has a zigzag pattern.Ekka tanggaˈ-tanggaˈ kekehetin.The saw has many teeth.A zigzag or (staircase) pattern; teeth of a saw.