The greeting of the Batak Toba

There are so many of the usual family greeting spoken by the Batak people that we often hear, but there are many people who claim to tribal Batak but do not know MARTUTUR (recalled greet). Errors in this greeting to the Batak people who understand the customs offense and can result in communication that is not good to the listener so often appear a "Naso maradat do ho bah !" (You are not habitual !). 
Therefore Batak people must understand it, here are some frequently spoken speech greeted hopefully useful:
1. Ale-Ale :   intimate friend, could have been different genera
2. Amang Naposo : children (Man) brother / sister from the family of our brother
3. Amang/ damang/ damang parsinuan : father, greeting the general respect for men
4. Amangbao : husband of the sister / brother (women) our husbands
5. Amangboru : husband's brother or sister of the father
6. Amangtua : brother of the father, the husband of the mother's brother
7. Amanguda : brother of the father, the husband of the mother's sister
8. Ampara : common greeting for a single clan
9. Bere : all children of a sister
10. Boru : child of the woman, all the families of sisters
11. Dongantubu : brother / sister of the clan
12. Eda : brother or sister-in-law among women, the initial greeting among women
13. Lae : said the boy greeted his uncle with us and vice versa, said earlier greeted the introduction between the two men, the husband of our own brothers and sisters, sons of our aunts
14. Tulang : brother or sister of the mother, sister-in-law of our men

and many more that have not been mentioned. If you want to know more, straight for your comment.
Sorry if the language is not perfect 

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