Plenitude, fullness of a thing.
To occupy, fill with any thing another or an empty place; fill completely any vessel, ⊗ en; to fill on its own, ma ⊗.
Full thing, napnó.
Said also of being one full of feeling, joy, labors, etc.
Complement, or what is added to fill something, pamunnó.
Dissimulation of faults of someone: e.g. dissimulate or overlook someone’s defect or fault, which is properly to fill or make up for what the other lacked, whether with goodness, prudence, etc., ⊗ an ti cúranğna.