pokog-asawa see fr.: tu-un 5.
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tu-un 1v To own. [DB says the word tu-un relates to ogdumoon.] 2deriv n Owner. 3To cause bride and groom to exchange rice at a wedding. Ko du-on otow no og-insò ko kon-u pad nakasal. Ogtabak to Gabi-i pad nokogtu-un. If a person asks when [a couple] was married, someone will respond, they were just married yesterday. Tapus to nokogsungit on ka lukos woy boi, nokogtu-un on no nokog-asawa. After the man and woman have fed each other, they have become a couple, they have married each other. 4v Attend a wedding feast. Tapus to alukuyan, pinogtu-un on. Sikan ka pigbobo-otan on to ogkasal on. After the discussion [of marriage arrangements], the wedding is begun. That is the decision that they get married. 5see: pokog-asawa. 6Own ?? Hari din no tu-un din. His own full younger sibling.