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iɴ-an
Derives a noun indicating a token remuneration, gun-gunah, for a service rendered, as indicated in the table below.
For the realization of ɴ, see Introduction 6.1.
Token Remuneration (gun-gunah)
enyelo'an `wild-pig meat for tending fire stations of a wild-pig fire-ring trap, gināat'
enyewahan `wild-pig meat for clearing a fire-ring trap, gāat'
impi'ūgan ‘meat for carrying a pig from market to be butchered’
indaluhan ‘a part of the intestines of a butchered animal for cleaning them’
inhanglāgan `meat for roasting sticky rice, daya''ot, for making rice beer, bayah, in preparation for a major blessing ritual, pāhang'
inlagbūan ‘a harvest stipend of rice bundles or pesos’
inlagīman ‘meat for singeing the hair of a pig before butchering’
inyabbāan `meat for carrying a dead or sick person to another housing cluster, hīgib, for performing ceremonies for her or him'
inggawātan ‘meat for borrowing and carrying a pig to be butchered’
inggogōdan, intamūan ‘meat for cutting up an animal being butchered’
ingguyūdan ‘meat for guiding a carabao from market to be butchered’
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