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52. Bek geu-meukah keu aduen droe.
Don't 3-call-"kah" to elder-brother self
'One should not say "kah" to one's own elder
brother.'
d). In some verbs, the meaning of meu- is 'to use.'
Depending on the kinds of nouns used as stems, the meaning
'to use' can vary, for example, 'to use as weapons,'
meusikin 'to use a knife as a weapon' (from sikin
'knife')
+ /•
mubeude 'use (carry) a gun' (from beude 'gun')
'to use as a support,'
meutunokat 'to use a walking stick' (from tunokat
'walking stick')
meusingkee 'to rest on one's elbow' (from singkee
'elbow')
'to use as a means of transportation,'
meuialo 'to use a canoe' (from ialo 'canoe')
meugeulitan anoen 'to ride a bicycle' (from qeulitan
angen 'bicycle')
'to use on the body (cosmetics, medicine, clothes, etc.),'
mubeudak 'to use cosmetic powder' (from beudak
'cosmetic powder')
mubaiee 'to put on shirt' (from baiee 'shirt')