- The
Blaan people, are one of the
indigenous peoples of
Southern Mindanao in the Philippines.
Their name may be
derived from "bla",
meaning "opponent"...
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Blaan, also
known as Bla'an, is an
Austronesian language of the
southern Philippines spoken by an
indigenous ethnic group of the same name who inhabited...
- The
Blaan people are a
Philippine tribe.
Blaan may also
refer to:
Saint Blane,
Irish saint Blaan language This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- of the
Philippine Army and the settlement's
leading pioneer. The
nomadic Blaan people are the
original inhabitants of present-day
General Santos, and traces...
- a
Filipino textile master weaver and dyer,
credited with
preserving the
Blaan traditional mabal tabih art of ikat
weaving and dyeing. At the time of her...
- in
their indigenous anito religions is
Eugpamolak Manobo or Manama. The
Blaan is an
indigenous group that is
concentrated in
Davao del Sur and
South Cotabato...
-
Malapatan to
preserve and
promote the
tradition of
Blaan weaving. Bantilan's
famous Igem
Silel -
Blaan Schools of
Living Traditions sleeping and placemat...
-
Papua New
Guinea to
eastern Indonesia and
Mindanao has been
detected in the
Blaan people and the
Sangir language.
Immigrants arrived in the
Philippines from...
-
Saint Blane (Old
Irish Bláán, died 590) was a
bishop and
confessor in Scotland, born on the Isle of Bute, date unknown; died 590. His
feast is kept on...
- the Philippines, with some
found on the
island of
Sulawesi in Indonesia.
Blaan has four voices:
Actor Voice,
Patient Voice,
Instrument Voice, and Non-Actor...
