A remuneration feast.
Inyuymi din ālun Balītu' ad Umbūlu ya in'inlum di pinaltidah alā'agmi.
We took the marriage bride-wealth payment of Balītu' (groom) to Cambulo and they butchered an extremely small pig for our remuneration feast.
Occasions for a remuneration feast: 1) Given to those who have carried a marriage bride-wealth payment, ālun, usually a large pig, to the father of the bride. These are usually all the able-bodied men from the housing cluster, hīgib, of the groom; 2) A feast at the end of a meeting for settling the payment of an expensive item such as a gong, pond field or wine jar; 3) Given to men who have gone to the forest to get poles for making a sugarcane press, hewagan, in preparation for sugarcane wine making day, hubul 2a.