And another or others; indicates two or more people, of whom a designated personal noun is one; pluralizes a demonstrative pronoun.
Da Dulīmay di immuy nanganup ad ugga.
Dulīmay and others were the ones who went hunting yesterday.
Hay immuy nanālop ya daten linalā'i.
As for the ones who went to catch fish with a dam (in the river) it is these men.
da precedes a personal noun or a demonstrative adjective or pronoun de, ne or te. Preceding a personal noun: see example above; preceding a demonstrative adjective:
Inlā'un Ubban daden ubi.
Ubban sold those chicken baskets.
Preceding a demonstrative pronoun:
Nolo' date.
These ones are asleep.
A phrase introduced by da 2 is distributed as follows: 1) As a sentence introducer.
Da Dulīmay ya immuyda manganup.
As for Dulīmay and others, they went to hunt.
2) As a sentence comment.
Bo'on da inan Būgan di inali' hi umāli.
The ones whom I said would come were not Būgan's mother and others.
3) As a sentence topic.
Inah'ūpanda da w̱mah inalāhan.
They came upon Father and others in the forest.
4) With a genitive ligature suffix -n preceding, as a genitive phrase: either a possessive phrase, or a non-focused actor or agent of a verb phrase.
Dāyay hul'ud da Bukkāhan.
There are the spears of Bukkāhan and others.
Inyālin da apun Hiddum tun bābuy hi dolāyu.
Hiddum's grandfather and others brought this pig to your house.
5) With a personal referent determiner, ay4 1a, or a personal locative determiner ay4 1b preceding, as a referent or locative phrase.
Nan ung'ungungngan linalā'i, ya diday nanaplat ay da Uwek.
As for the boys, they are the ones who whipped Uwek and others.
Indat Innāwan den būngan da Būgan.
Innāwan gave that fruit to Būgan and others.
6) With a coordinating conjunction ya preceding, as a conjunctive phrase.
Nanāyaw hi Dul'im ya da inam.
Dul'im and your mother with others danced.
See sec. 7.3.3, 7.25.1.