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84<br />

meuteubiet-teubiet 'everyone is going out' (from<br />

teubiet 'to go out').<br />

78. Jamee bak rumoh nyan ka geu-meuteubiet-teubiet dum.<br />

Guest at house that IN 3r-everyone-go-out all<br />

'All the guests from that house are beginning to<br />

leave one by one.'<br />

f). In some verbs formed from reduplicated verbs, meu-<br />

means 'to compete.'<br />

muplueng-plueng 'to compete in running' (from plueng<br />

'to run')<br />

meutakat-takat 'to compete in aiming at a target'<br />

(from takat 'to aim at')<br />

meutarek-tarek (taloe) 'to compete in a tug of war'<br />

(from tarek 'to pull').<br />

79. Bak meutakat-takat tameh talipun lheueh keu kee.<br />

At compete-aim-aim pole telephone go to Iv<br />

' In the contest of aiming at a telephone pole, I<br />

won.'<br />

2.2.1.2 peu-<br />

Like meu-. peu- also has a variant, pu-. which is the<br />

result of the same vowel rounding rule that changes [aa] of<br />

a prefix into [a] in the context of #bil.C + bil.C,<br />

where # is a word boundary and + is a syllable boundary.

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