The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*Rudaŋ old, of people

PAN Rudaŋ old, of people

Form.
Proto-Rukai ma-roɖaŋə adult/old person
WMP
Ilokano guráŋ old, mature (animal)
Tagalog mag-ka-siŋ-gúlaŋ all of the same age
ka-guláŋ-an maturity
guláŋ-an to take advantage of someone who has not had much experience yet
ma-gúlaŋ parent, father or mother; mature, of age, full-grown
g<um>úlaŋ to become mature; become older
gúlaŋ age; old, of age
Hanunóo guráŋ-un old person, elder
gúraŋ age; old, referring especially to people
Masbatenyo ka-ma-guráŋ-an group of older siblings
gúraŋ old, aged
ma-gúraŋ oldest
Aklanon ma-gúeaŋ old, elder
ma-gueáŋ elder sibling
ka-gueáŋ-an forest
gúeaŋ to get older
m<in>a-gueáŋ relating to older people or ways; “of the older generation”; “adult way”
ka-gueaŋ-án eldest, oldest
Waray-Waray gúraŋ old; matured; adult; of majority age
Hiligaynon gúlaŋ age, maturity
mag-gúlaŋ to be old, to become mature, to ripen (as fruit)
Cebuano ka-guláŋ-un age
guláŋ-un elderly
kati-guláŋ-an old folks; ancestors
gúlaŋ old in age; mature; to grow old; for fruit to become mature
ma-guláŋ elder sibling; older than someone; a little more than something compared to
ka-ma-guláŋ-an eldest among a given group; first-born
a-guláŋ title for an old man or woman; old man or woman
Binukid ma-gulaŋ old in age; adult (person); mature (fruit)
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) me-ɣuraŋ an old person; old
Bikol ma-gúraŋ parents
ka-guráŋ-an old age
guráŋ old (humans, animals); aged, old
mag-guráŋ to grow old
ma-gu-gúraŋ conservative, traditional; out of date; also used to refer to the stories told by old people
ka-guraŋ-nán the Lord, the Almighty