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peugaki 'to push with one's leg, to kick' (gaki
'leg')
85. Meunyo h'an ka-tren ku-peugeulawa-keuh.
If NEG 2y-come-down l-use-"geulawa"-2y
'If you don't come down I will throw at you with a
"geulawa" (stick).'
e). peu- also has the meaning 'to give, to provide
pupeng 'to give money, to make someone rich' (from
peno 'money')
peutaloe 'to give rope, to tie' (from iaiaa 'rope')
pubu 'to provide food, to feed' (from b_n 'rice')
86. Di kah mantong geu-pubaiee le ayah-keuh.
SFC youy still 3r-buy-shirt by father-2
'Your father still have to buy shirts for you.'
f). When peu- is used with words for body sides, it
means 'to turn the body side toward an object or place the
object at one of the body sides.'
peulikot means 'to turn one's back to, to leave the
place' (from likot 'back')
peuqeunireno means 'to make it sideways' (from
geunireng 'side')
peuuneun 'to place the object on the right side, to
turn right' (from uneun 'right')