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beurangka'oh 'in any manner'
meukri 'in a proper manner'
muban 'in a proper manner'
meu'oh 'in a proper manner'
kri and 'sh are also used to form negative adverbial
phrases in the form of: hana/h'an meu-... sa-... Each word
is used in both places marked by dots.
hana meukri sakri 'not in a proper manner'
hana meu'oh sa'oh 'not in a proper manner'
Some adverbs are used to indicate in what manner things
are bought or sold. These adverbs are formed with meu- 'in a
manner' and words denoting certain units or numerals. This
adverb is equivalent to the English phrase by the ± unit.
lon-publoe meuraqa 'I sell it by the basket'
lon-bloe meukilo 'I bought it by the kilo'
lon-oubloe meureutoh 'I sell it by the hundred'
Some adverbs of manner are derived from onomatopoetic
words and other expressives. As adverbs, these word are
usually in the reduplicated forms.
soe iak teh-toh 'who is walking with the sound "teh-
toh"'
lon-iak hudah-huduh 'I walked in a hurry'
11-pubuet cula-caloe 'he worked hard with a lot of
movement'