paknit

English: Translation
tear, rip
English: Definition
To tear or rip a portion from a thin, flat, or sheet-like material. Used especially of paper, cloth, leaves, plastic sheets, and similar materials.
verb
Notes

Usage

Pakniten mo yo papel.
“Tear the paper.”

Napaknit yo dahon.
“The leaf tore.”

Semantic Note

Unlike poknit, the source object is thin and planar.

Semantic Disambiguation of the Boie’nen Cutting and Tactile Lexicon

Cutting, Breaking, Splitting and Tearing

LexemePrototype ActionCharacteristic ResultTypical Patient
tarassever completely acrosscomplete separation or amputationlimbs, poles, long objects
e-tewsever completelycomplete separationgeneral; near synonym of taras
tepteptrim projecting or pointed extremitiesreduced function; prepared objectwings, fins, shell tips, figurative limbs
tapaslop or prunebranch removedwoody branches, limbs
tabtabdismantle by cutting bindings and jointsstructure taken aparthouses, frameworks, lashings
takrasshave or slice off a thin sliverrepeated thin shavingscoconut inflorescence, banana trunk, soft plant tissue
ti-assplit by repeated choppingheavy wood dividedlogs, firewood
ti’xaksplit lengthwise along the grainstrips or slats producedbamboo, canes, fibrous stems
gimpolbreak off a protruding appendageappendage detachedhandles, horns, knobs, mushrooms
bari’break under bending or compressionfracture; may remain attachedbranches, bones, sticks
poknitpick or tear off a small piecesmall portion removedthick or bulky objects
paknittear from a thin sheetsheet partly tornpaper, cloth, leaves, plastic
raknitrip violentlyextensive tearingcloth, paper, flexible sheets