Word used to emphasize force, virtue or efficacy of physical or moral things, meaning excessive, too much: applied to force of evil, bodily as well as spiritual, and sometimes in good sense: na ⊗ ti saquitna, ti pudotna, ti cagátna, his illness, heat, bite is great; básol á na ⊗, grave sin.
With composition um, sometimes means worsening evil, and sometimes producing effect that already passed: um ⊗ ti íuit, sun’s heat becomes excessive; um ⊗ ti ininúmco á árac, wine I drank begins to take effect, I feel dizzy.
Di um ⊗ caniác, does not affect me.
To satisfy, doing work to merit pardon of due penalty, agui ⊗: daguiti carárua agui ⊗ da sadi purgatorio iti dúsa ng̃a dida pay nai ⊗.
That which satisfies, i ⊗: i ⊗ m ti básolmo caniac, satisfy the offense done me.
He who satisfies, manğí ⊗.
To take revenge for grievance, pagui ⊗ en; I will avenge myself on you, pagui ⊗ encantó.