tudong, woman’s sweet-potato basket. It is used as a raincoat when at work in the fields.
tulang, brother (see [Appendix 1]).
tuldag, series of ceremonies at the time rice is put in the granaries.
tulud, a ceremony of witchcraft, in which, following the recitation of a myth for magic purposes, the characters of the myth recited are made to perform, or declare their will to perform, the desire of the priest.
tumuk, persons of the middle class. Persons are accounted of this class who have rice sufficient for the use of their family throughout the year, and those who, having surplus rice, have not been initiated into the ranks of the kadangyang by means of the uyauwe feast.
tungul, ceremony at the time of placing rice in granaries. One of the three greater ceremonials of rice culture.
ubunana, his seat.
ugâ, treachery.
ulitao, uncle (see [Appendix 1]).
ulitaon, spouse of uncle or aunt (see [Appendix 1]).