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1

A village meat share of wake meat, bū'al, distributed to each village represented, to eat at various ceremonial occasions involving the dead.

A village meat share consists of the total of village household meat shares, hāmul, divided out for each village represented, at occasions such as when a dead person is in her or his death chair, when people gather to observe the bringing out of the bones of a dead person from a tomb, bū'a, during headhunting enactment ceremonies, bahbah, or during observances for one who died violently, bināgung. See also description under hāmul 1.

wānah, Meat Shares,

2

For someone (agent muɴ-; s agent maN-) to cut up meat, usually pork (theme -on) into village meat shares, with a knife (inst paN-), as described above.

panāwit; manāwit

3

For someone (agent CV- + muɴ-; s agent maN-) to distribute village meat shares to each village (loc ref -on), as described under 1.

For someone (agent) to use a particular selection of meat (inst i-) for village meat shares, as described under 1.