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ūhig

Similar to someone or something, especially to an identifying inherited characteristic of a person, animal or bird, especially in crossbreeding, as for the child of an Ifugao mother to have Caucasian features inherited from a Spanish father; for a domestic chicken to have features of a wild chicken through crossbreeding; rarely, of any identifying features of an offspring inherited from its parent.

+Ūhig han kāhu' han buta'al Buy'a ti numpaddung di dutdutda.

The puppy of Buy'a is similar to my dog because their hair is the same.

āat 1b

For someone (agent muɴ-, -um-; s agent maN-) to separate things (theme -on) into two or more groups, of one or more things to a group according to some identifying characteristic, as to separate chickens and ducks into two groups; to divide up a given place for assignment for different purposes or to different individuals, as to assign one portion of a place for a dwelling, another for a private forest; to divide up an upland field area to be apportioned to different people.