- of
rowers (usually
horohan warriors from the
alipin caste) with
paddles (
bugsay), or oars (gaod or gaor) on
either side of the hull. In
between the rowers...
- waters". The
Palawod dance has four
basic steps, namely, Sulo (Torch),
Bugsay (Paddle),
Silik (Fins), and Isda (Fish).
These are all a
mimesis of the...
-
simulating the
gathering of camote; bungalon, a
showing off dance;
bugsay-
bugsay, a
paddle dance using fans; segutset, a
courtship dance; and tarek,...
- album's 16
songs are in Filipino, with the
remaining two ("Bisan Pa" and "
Bugsay")
recorded in Cebuano. The
title track "Ayayayayay" was
originally written...
-
Asian Maritime State. NUS Press. pp. 257–258. ISBN 9789971693862. "Bigiw-
Bugsay:
Upholding traditional sailing". BusinessMIrror. May 6, 2018. Retrieved...
-
stick with a
wrapping for the grip area made out of goat skin: 12
Baston Bugsay oar (Karay-a)
Buntot pagi
Binacuco Daga
Dahong palay Dulo-dulo
Espada (Espada...
-
reduplication of the word, e.g. burubaruto, not *buru-baruto; burubugsay, not *buru-
bugsay Affixation of
native root words, e.g. ginaka`on, not *gina-kaun; ginsusog...
- bigiw, the
local name for needlefish, due to its shape.
Vinta Paraw "Bigiw-
Bugsay:
Upholding traditional sailing". BusinessMIrror. May 6, 2018. Retrieved...
-
Memoirs of
Faculty of
Fisheries Kagoshima University. 29: 81–121. "Bigiw-
Bugsay:
Upholding Traditional Sailing". BusinessMirror. May 6, 2018. Retrieved...
- each side of
commoner warriors (horo-han) with
large leaf-shaped
paddles (
bugsay)
during travel,
naval warfare, and
seasonal coastal raids (man****aw). The...
