One's extended blood relative.
Tūlang'u hi Bāyaw ti apun Innāwan ami.
Bāyaw is my relative because we are (both) descendants of Innāwan.
Occurs optionally as either a personal or impersonal noun.
Inah'ūpan Bukkāhan han tūlangnah ad Bannāwol.
Bukkāhan came upon a relative of his in Banaue.
Ad tawōnad ya natoy hi tūlang Limāngan.
Last year the relative of Limāngan died.
Extended blood relatives are those who share with one a blood relationship to a common ancestral head. They thus belong to the same clan, himpangapu, to which one belongs. Excluded, however, are one's parents, grandparents, great grandparents, etc., uncles and aunts with their offspring, and granduncles and grandaunts. For a discussion of these excluded relatives, see honot 4a.
hintūlang
(from hiɴ- + tūlang)
A pair of blood relatives.
For a description of a blood relative, see possessed noun above.
nuntutūlang
(from tūlang + CV- + nuɴ-),
hintutūlang
(from tūlang + CV- + hiɴ-)
A group of blood relatives.
For a description of a blood relative, see possessed noun above.
nitulāngan.
A kin relationship of someone with someone else.
Any two members of a group of blood relatives, hintutūlang, have a kin relationship to each other. For a description of a blood relationship, see possessed noun above.