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Buntot pagi or
stingray tail is a type of
Filipino whiplike weapon. It is most
known for
fighting and
warding off
aswangs and
other similar mythical creatures...
- Ako'y may alaga,
Asong mataba.
Buntot ay mahaba,
Makinis ang mukha.
Mahal niya ako,
Mahal ko rin siya. Kaya
kaming dalawa, Ay
laging magkasama. I have...
- "Unang Pamumulaklak," "Rice and Bullets," and "Bakia" in fiction; and "
Buntot Page," a
screenplay written with
Mario David. His
major works in the visual...
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hammer (European) Zhua (Chinese) Used for whipping.
Bullwhip (Worldwide)
Buntot Pagi (Philippinese) Cat o' nine
tails (European)
Chain whip, jiujiebian...
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remedies to
kulam include Albularyos whipping the
bewitched person with a
Buntot Pagi (Stingray's Tail)
until the
afflicted is
forced to
divulge the witch's...
- "Abangan at Subaybayan" July 18, 2023 (2023-07-18) 13.5% #1 111 53 "Mas may
Buntot" (transl. With a
Longer Tail) "Susundan" July 19, 2023 (2023-07-19) 13.6%...
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talismans or
charms known as
agimat or anting-anting,
curse deflectors such as
buntot pagi, and
sacred oil concoctions,
among many
other objects. All
social classes...
- 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
means sword in...
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Momoy Cañete's San
Miguel Eskrima. Latigo:
Spanish (sp. látigo) for whip
Buntot Pagi:
Stingray tail Lubid: Rope
Sarong Cadena / Tanikala:
Spanish and Tagalog...
- sundang, lagaraw, ginunting, and pinunting.
Flexible weapons include latigo,
buntot pagi, lubid, sarong,
cadena (or tanikala), and tabak-toyok.
Projectile weapons...
