“that person who talks is my brother” is translated: “itón tauo ng̃a nagyayácan, acon bugto,” not “itón tauo hin’o nagyayácan, etc.”
It has two cases: subjective and objective.
Declension
| SINGULAR | PLURAL | |||
| Subjective— | Hin’o | (who) | Hirá hin’o | (who) |
| Objective— | Canáy, can canáy | (of, etc. whom whose) | Canda canáy | (of, etc., whom, whose) |
Bisan hin’o
Bisan hin’o means “whoever” or “anyone”. Example: [[55]]
Whoever is there, let him come.
Bisan hin’o in adâ, pacanhía.
Anyone knows him.
Bisan hin’o náquilála ha iya.