- Blaan, also
known as
Bilaan, is an
Austronesian language of the
southern Philippines spoken by an
indigenous ethnic group of the same name who inhabited...
- saluroy, saw-ray (Manobo, Ata);
sigitan (Subanun), sloray, senday, sluray, (
Bilaan, Tagakaolo); s'ludoy (T'boli); takul(Mansaka); tangkew(Agusan Manobo), tangke...
-
Hispanicized form of "Tagubilaan", a
compound of tagu,
meaning "to hide" and "
Bilaan",
referring to the
Blaan people, who were said to have
raided the Visayan...
- 2022-10-17.
Retrieved 2023-10-23. de Jong,
Ronald (December 31, 2009). "The
Bilaan Tribe of
Southern Mindanao".
Things Asian.
Retrieved 2020-06-06. Pictures...
- Such
orchestras are
prevalent among Indigenous Philippine groups (Bagobo,
Bilaan, Bukidon, Hanunoo, Magsaka, Manabo, Mangyan, Palawan, Subanun, Suludnon...
- some have sitios.
Andalan Bagsak Bandang Bilaan (Poblacion) Bud
Bunga Buntod Buroh Dalih Gata
Kabatuhan Bilaan Kabatuhan Tiis
Kabungkol Ka****
Kahawa Kandaga...
- as a baran**** of
Santa Cruz
inhabited by
tribal minorities, the
Blaans (
Bilaan) with Datu Edu
Gamban as
their recognized leader. In 1927,
migrants from...
-
Maranao - 1,050
Tausog - 289
Batak - 58
Binisaya (other) - 8
Cebuano - 248
Bilaan - 8
Bukidnon (local) - 124
Butuanon - 58
Inibaloi - 8
Isinai - 8 Manubo...
- 1990 parti****tion rate):
Cebuano – 30% Hili****non - .22%
Bagobo - .032%
Bilaan - .35%
Butanon - .17% Davaweño – 93.45%
Mandaya – 99%
Yakan - .14% Not stated...
- and
translations modified for the
Wikipedia article. Abrams, N. 1970. "
Bilaan Morphology".
Papers in
Philippine Linguistics No.3 A-24:1-62. Aldridge,...
