- Daing, tuyô,
buwad, or
bilad (lit. 'sun-dried' or 'sun-baked') are
dried fish from the Philippines. Fish
prepared as
daing are
usually split open (though...
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Kinilaw is raw meat
usually pork or fish
drenched in
vinegar and salt. The
buwad or
dried seafood,
either fish or squid, can be
pungent with a
crunchy and...
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Processing and
Prospect for
Development Marketman (September 28, 2005). "
Buwad /
Daing /
Dried Fish".
Market Manila.
Retrieved November 1, 2014. Marketman...
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salted and dried,
usually fish or seafood.
Synonymous with tuyô,
bulad or
buwad in
other Philippine languages Giniling –
ground meat.
Sometimes used as...
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foundation in his name in
hopes of
continuing his legacy. His
songs "Khuda
Buwad Yaret", "Asman Khalist", "Agar
Bahar Beyayad", "Laili
Laili Jan", "Chashme...
- like a monarch, with
Jalinus even
addressing him with the
formula anōšag
buwād ('may he be immortal').
Jalinus is
mentioned by Abu
Hanifa Dinawari as the...
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fishing ground from
where boatloads of fish –
guinamos (salted fish) and
buwad (dried fish) – are
transported daily to Cebu and
Negros for consumption...
- xatt-i Qur’ān nizām-i mā
buwad, Parčam-i īmān ba bām-i mā
buwad, Hamsadā u-hamnawā bā ham rawān, Wahdat-i millī marām-i mā
buwad. Allāhu akbar, Allāhu akbar...
