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Higaonon is a
Manobo language spoken by the
Higaonon people on the
island of
Mindanao in the Philippines. It is
partially (80%)
intelligible with Binukid...
- del Norte. The
Higaonons have a
rather traditional way of living.
Farming is
their most
important economic activity. The word
Higaonon means "people of...
- (1,143/sq mi).
Although the
native inhabitants of
Misamis Oriental are
Higaonons,
Binukid and Manobo, the
majority of the province's
residents descended...
- it is also the home of a mix of cultures: the
Maranaos of Lanao, the
Higaonons of
neighboring Bukidnon and
Misamis Oriental, and many
settlers and migrants...
- Temple. Its
feast is on
February 2. Like the rest of
Misamis Oriental,
Higaonons are
among Tagoloan's
native ethnolinguistic inhabitants. The majority...
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Nepenthes higaonon is a
tropical pitcher plant endemic to the
gravel substrates of
Northern Mindanao, in the Philippines. Particularly, the
species was...
- Bagobo,
Higaonon, and Manobo. The
Manobos live
along the
national highway and
river towns towards the
boundary with
Davao de Oro. The
Higaonons live mostly...
- del Norte. The
Higaonons have a
rather traditional way of living.
Farming is the most
important economic activity. The word
Higaonon is
derived from...
- Bicolanos, Hili****nons, Kapampangans, Tagalogs, Maguindanaons, Iranuns,
Higaonons, Zamboangueños, Tausugs, Yakans, and Sama.
Maranao is the most commonly...
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referred to as a "tripeople",
composed of
indigenous peoples (mainly
Higaonons),
Moros and
descendants of twentieth-century
settlers from the Visayas...
