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Ipugaw
1a
Ifugao Province of north-central Luzon, Philippines.
Ifugao became a sub-province of Mountain Province in 1908 and a province in 1966. Provincial government control is a major influence in developing an awareness by the indigenous people of this area of their geographic, linguistic and cultural unity.
1b
An Ifugao person; a member of the Ifugao ethnic group.
1c
The Ifugao language; the predominant language spoken as the mother tongue of the people of Ifugao Province.
This term is a recent innovation, adopted from Spanish, English, Ilocano and other sources. Its usefulness is, for the most part, restricted to communication with non-indigenous speakers. Several dialects have been identified. Batad Ifugao, e.g., the dialect of this description, is part of a larger dialect, spoken in the eastern Ifugao area.
1d
For someone (actor muɴ-, CVCV- + -um-) to speak the Ifugao language.
For someone (actor) to say what is spoken (theme i-) in the Ifugao language.
2a
A staple-food rice plant; any of several varieties.
2b
Staple-food rice grains, bogah.
3
A variety of betel palm, mama.
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