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T'Boli Women Grind and Blacken Their Teeth. Men Do The Same To Gain Power Over Animals

1. The document defines various terms from different Philippine ethnic groups related to traditional beliefs, practices, and social structures. It includes terms for deities, healing practices, rituals, spirits, traditional clothing, dances, and leadership roles. 2. Many of the terms are related to traditional healing practices, rituals performed after birth or death, and beliefs about spirits and the afterlife. 3. The terms describe traditional community structures and leadership roles, types of settlements, and aspects of traditional social and family structures among various ethnic groups in the Philippines.

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T'Boli Women Grind and Blacken Their Teeth. Men Do The Same To Gain Power Over Animals

1. The document defines various terms from different Philippine ethnic groups related to traditional beliefs, practices, and social structures. It includes terms for deities, healing practices, rituals, spirits, traditional clothing, dances, and leadership roles. 2. Many of the terms are related to traditional healing practices, rituals performed after birth or death, and beliefs about spirits and the afterlife. 3. The terms describe traditional community structures and leadership roles, types of settlements, and aspects of traditional social and family structures among various ethnic groups in the Philippines.

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1. Todlay - a god who presides over marriages and was the creator of the male sex.

[Bagobo]
2. Ilab - bamboo stick used to cut placenta [Molbog]
3. Tambur - drum [Bagobo]
4. Pag-sunnat - circumcision for females/female genital mutilation [Yakan, Sama]
5. Liya - ginger; commonly used by mangungundang (healer) in treating sickness;they believe
evil spirits (karingong sitan, karingong malaykat) are afraid of liya [Sangil]
6. Mananawal - healer(?) [Tausug]
7. Sanawa - women's underwear stained with first menstruation (tindaw); washed and used by
women as a facial wipe before going to bed. [Tausug]
8. Bubu - for livelihood, a trap specifically made for catching fish [Yakan]
9. Ibabasuk - one of the protectors of datu [Bukidnon]
10. Balbal - unfriendly/evil spirits [Bukidnon and Molbog], monkey-like shapeshifter [molbog]
11. Langgam - evil spirit, cause of death, sickness[Palawani]
12. Karokung - disease-bringer, a white woman with long black hair, whose home is
in rivers. [Bagobo]
13. Tamblang - T'Boli women grind and blacken their teeth. Men do the same to gain power
over animals. [Tboli]
14. Lapal - healing dance; It is a dance form used to communicate with the god for healing
[Kolibugan]
15. Gimokud - soul [Bagobo]
16. Alabyanon - second type of spirit, includes Magbabaya, Pamahandi, Ingkantu/Busau
[Bukidnon]
17. Hal dunya - order of existence, our current existence [Jama Mapun]
18. Udol - traditional dance that commemorates fallen warriors. [Subanon]
19. Mogul - destination of souls who died due to an illness [Tboli]
20. Busaw - bad spirit [Molbog, Tiruray, Blaan], victimizes newborn [Molbog]
21. Habay-Habay - amulets and charms [Tausug]
22. Kabaywa - native lemon tree [Mandaya]
23. Tabawan - sub-group [Badjao]
24. Banwa - community settlement, village [Kalagan]
25. Sutchihun - burial practice [Tausug]
26. Karibang - dwarfs or The hero, Raja Indarapatra, had two sons from a water nymph called
Karibang. [Maranao]
27. Naat - buso (demon) in the form of deer with his one good horn and his one bad horn that
has a branch pointing. [Bagobo]
28. Poki - underwear made from coconut shell [Mandaya]
29. Panday - midwife [Maranao, Molbog, Samal, Tausug, Badjao]
30. Galap - sea devils[Jama Mapun]
31. Manauag - idols made from bayog tree [Mandaya]
32. Langgal - Traditional house of worship, center of political, religious and social life, most
important community structure; a mosque [Yakan]
33. Divavaogan - southern and western parts of Davao de Oro [Mandaya]
34. Lantay - delivery bed [Maranao]
35. Dumalungdung - guiding spirit of datu [Bukidnon]
36. Sumangaq - spirit of the vessels [Badjao]
37. Mangkatadon - the person in the community most respected for his age,
experience, and wisdom [Mandaya]
38. Panggi - cassava, staple food with fish[Badjao]
39. Tabih - traditional cloth [Blaan]
40. Tibaw-pitu - celebration of virginity of bride, 7th day after the wedding [Samal]
41. Paguli - if premarital sex occurs and the girl decides to live with the boy [Maguindanao]
42. Tandak - a ritual right after giving birth; loud noises to welcome the child, para di maging
iyakin [Tausug]
43. Gimokudan - literal translation: Great country; a place where good souls (Gimukod) go,
heaven [Bagobo]
44. Panumanuron - ceremony, the good spirit Tumanod is invited [Bukidnon]
45. Taw manunga - kind of people, good people; goes to heaven when they die [Palawani]
46. Pelekatsa - ceremony usually performed by the walian to ensure the safe delivery of the
child [maguindanaon]
47. Timabalang -
48. Pamomolong - witch doctor [Maranao]
49. Datu Balbangsa - royal blooded datu, from Arab descent. [yakan]
50. Mangungundang - Healers [Sangil]
51. Admagan - tawag sa datu na maraming horses and carabaos, horses and carabaos are
status symbols for Blaans [Blaan]
52. Pamahandi - one of the protectors of datu [Bukidnon]
53. Kanagkilawan - Nonmaterial world for supernatural beings [Subanon]
54. Magsaw-duruh - mother shares milk; duruh is breast; the child of the sharer and the
beneficiary are siblings; [Samal]
55. Sumalimpak - assistant to panday, must be a woman. Sister or cousin of the woman about
to give birth [Tausug]
56. Tafay bawag - first wife [Tiruray]
57. Riwa-riwa - buso (demon) who lives in the sky with eight eyes. [bagobo]
58. Panagulambung - ritual na ginagawa in the presence of other community leaders in
Talaandig, legitimize ang pamumuno ng isang datu [Talaandig]
59. Kagmakatu - ritual to welcome the child [Talaandig]

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