Family
Family = pamilya
Relative = paryente
Human = tawo
Mother = mama; inahan
Father = papa; amahan
Parents = ginikanan
Child = anak; bata
Sibling = igsoon
Eldest sibling = kamagulangan; kinamagulangan
Elder sibling = magulang
Elder sister = ate; manang
Elder brother = manong
Younger sibling = manghod
Younger sister = inday; manghod nga babaye
Younger brother = dodong; manghod nga lalaki
Youngest sibling = kinamanghuran
Grandparents = apohan
Grandchild = apo
Grandmother = lola
Grandfather = lolo
Aunt = iya; iyaan
Uncle = iyo; iyuan
Niece/nephew = paumangkon
Cousin = ig-agaw
First cousin = igtagsa; ig-agaw ug tagsa
Girl = baye; babaye
Boy = laki; lalaki
Girl (at puberty) = dalaga
Boy (at puberty) = ulitawo
Unmarried girl = dalaga
Unmarried boy = ulitawo
Unmarried woman (at old age) = dalagang gulang; dalagang ulay
Unmarried man (at old age) = ulitawong gulang
Husband = bana
Wife = asawa
Adopted = ampon; sinagop
Boyfriend/girlfriend = uyab; trato
Single = dalaga (female); ulitawo (male)
Married = kasal; kinasal; kasado
Separated = bulag; gabulag; nagbulag
Widow = balo
Orphan = ilo; wala nay ginikanan
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