ta’xeb /t̪̆a̋̆˧˥ʔ̚ʁːːʊ̈˧˥b̚/ (n.) Boie’nen
1. Materials used for concealment: Substances or items employed to cover, hide, or obscure objects, beings, or spaces from view or detection.
Example: Tameng yo inosar a pangta’xeb. (The cover used was a blanket.)
2. Act of covering for concealment: The deliberate act of using materials to shield or hide something from sight or perception.
Example: Tina’xeban tameng yo bankay. (The cadaver was covered with blanket.)
3. Obstructing view: Objects or materials that block or obscure a specific vista or line of sight.
Example: Nataxeban yo po-on nyo kaoy nyo mae’beg a mangabaxagen. (The dense vines covered the tree trunk.)