rupand- (ditransitive verb), imperfective rupandárte: to kill, assassinate (somebody for somebody’s benefit).
ayú má’ rupand-am ringalut
REFL he murder-PERF.DITRANS wife.ACC.DEF
“he murdered [his] wife for his own benefitâ€
The verb rupandárte takes morphology typical of ditransitive verbs, even though its indirect object (in the benefactive) may often be omitted. It is normally used to refer to killings or assassinations that were either premeditated, ordered, or done for the benefit of somebody else (or even the agent him- or herself, as in the example above). This can be contrasted with rÃcatam ‘to kill’, which refers mostly to deaths in battle, and causative forms of the verb allangat ‘to die’ (which can also be used to refer to accidental deaths merely caused by somebody else).