Traditions of the Tinguian

the man (Tale 49)

Role: husband · First appears: Tale 49

Life events

  • The man died while he and the woman were living in the field.(Tale 49)
    • “When they were there, the man died.”
  • Ibwa gave the woman one of the dead man's ears to chew and tested the sign of her saliva.(Tale 49)
    • With: Ibwa the woman (Tale 49)
    • “The Ibwa took the two ears of the dead man; he ate one and gave the other to the woman to chew, like betel-nut, to see the sign.”

Tale 49

  • married with the woman (Tale 49) “A man and his wife were living in the field where they planted corn and rice.”

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