[Family Relations]
apohan – grandparent
amahan – father
inahan – mother
anak – child
bana – husband
asawa – wife
uyoan – uncle
iyaan – aunt
igsoon – sibling
igsoon-nga-lalaki – brother
igsoon-nga-babaye – sister
amaon – wedding godfather
inaon – wedding godmother
maninoy – baptismal godfather
maninay – baptismal godmother
anakon – godson/daughter
igso – godson/daughter to godparent’s children
adje; adye; kompare – compadre
balai; komare – comadre
hablos – half-brother/sister
humagbos – step-child
ama-ama – stepfather
ina-ina – stepmother
bayaw-nga-lalaki – brother-in-law
bayaw-nga-babaye – sister-in-law
umagad – daughter/sister’s husband
binalaye; binaje – son/brother’s wife
ugangan – parents-in-law
ugangan-nga-lalaki – father-in-law
ugangan-nga-babaye – mother-in-law
bilas – in-law relation with their wife/husband as sisters or brothers
ig-agaw– cousin
kabanay; paryente– kinsman
kagupa – clansmen
ilo – orphan
ilo-nga-tuwapos – orphan of both parents
mulmulo – orphan and only one alive
Balik sa:
GLOSSARY OF TERMS: SCIENCE, FAMILY, AND HEALTH
Likwa Sa Banay
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