In Ancient Visayan Society in Tagalog
The best Filipino / Tagalog translation for the English word in ancient visayan society.The English word "in ancient visayan society" can be translated as the following words in Tagalog:
1.) dagiya
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in ancient visayan society, a gathering of people for the purpose of trading; trade fair; market gathering; trading assembly; more...
2.) hundawas
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in ancient visayan society, being bare from the waist up to display tattoos as a symbol of bravery; bare-chested; topless; tattoo display; more...
3.) mananusad
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in ancient visayan society, a person who arranges teeth and places gold pegs; dentist; gold inlayer; tooth filer; more...
4.) pakawár
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in ancient visayan society, a cloth hanging from the back part of a loincloth; train; tail of a garment; cloth extension; more...
6.) asdáng
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in ancient visayan society, a hand-to-hand fight or duel; duel; combat; hand-to-hand fight; more...
7.) pusád
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in ancient visayan society, a general term for the practice of placing gold on teeth; tooth ornamentation; dental gold decoration; more...
8.) haóp
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in ancient visayan society, a follower of the datu or leader; vassal; follower; retainer; subordinate; more...
9.) kadáy
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in ancient visayan society, a small container formerly used to hold grains of gold; small container; gold container; more...
10.) bantulang
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in ancient visayan society, a type of adornment worn by men made of rattan and sometimes, of gold; adornment; ornament; decorative accessory; more...
11.) labid
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in ancient visayan society, a tattoo line that is almost 3 cm wide, including straight and zigzag lines that can be seen on the legs and thighs up to the waist; tattoo stripe; tattoo band; tribal tattoo; more...
12.) panlus
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in ancient visayan society, a spear or a piece of sharp debris that causes pain or swelling of the leg when stepped on; spear; spike; sharp debris; more...
13.) alig-íg
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in ancient visayan society, buying in small quantities or retail; retail; piece by piece; in small quantities; more...
15.) potlong
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in ancient visayan society, the common term for a bandana, which was used by both women and men; bandana; headscarf; more...
16.) Makabosog
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in ancient visayan society, a deity that provides food to the hungry; nourisher; provider; sustainer; feeder; more...
17.) halóp
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in ancient visayan society, a gold coating that serves as a tooth cover; gold cap; dental cap; tooth cover; more...
18.) palbad
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in ancient visayan society, small gold earrings or rolled-up blue leaf worn by women in the holes of their ears; earrings; ear ornaments; more...
19.) kulmát
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in ancient visayan society, walking in a way that proudly shows off a new tattoo on the body; strut; swagger; more...
21.) dáya-daya
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in ancient visayan society, a tattoo on the hand.; tattoo; hand tattoo; traditional tattoo; more...
22.) abláy
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in ancient visayan society, a tattoo on the shoulder.; tattoo; traditional tattoo; tribal mark; more...
23.) ampís
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in ancient visayan society, the front fold of the loincloth.; front fold; loincloth front; bahag front; more...
24.) marlotas
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in ancient visayan society, an outer garment resembling a shirt, used to protect the inner clothing from getting dirty; overgarment; shirt-like garment; more...
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