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Magahat, also
called Southern Binukidnon or
Buglas Bukidnon, is a
Central Philippine language of the
mountains of
Negros in the
Philippines that has been...
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grammatically Bisayan, but has
essentially no
Bisayan (or Philippine) vocabulary.
Magahat and Karolanos, both
spoken in Negros, are
unclassified within Bisayan....
- the
Negrense highlanders (Hili****non and Cebuano:
bukidnong Buglasnon or
Magahat). A
second wave of
migrants from
Panay came to
inhabit the northwestern...
- Marinette,
Tomahawk and
Western Railroad, see List of
Wisconsin railroads Magahat language (ISO 639
language code: mtw)
Mission to the World, mission-sending...
- T'boli,
Blaan and Teduray. The
Magahat are also
known as the Ati-Man and Bukidnon.
There are
concentrations of
Magahat found in
southwestern Negros, Santa...
- Oracion, T. S. (1955).
Ceremonial Customs and
Beliefs Connected with
Magahat Kaingin Agriculture.
Silliman Journal. Noval-Morales, D. Y. The Ati of...
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people on the
highlands between Negros Occidental and
Negros Oriental.
Magahat,
spoken by the Ati
people on the
mountains of
southern Negros Oriental...
- affiliation: Ata,
Sorsogon Ayta,
Tayabas Ayta,
Karolanos (Northern Binukidnon),
Magahat (Southern Binukidnon), Sulod, and
Umiray Dumaget. Most of the
Central Philippine...
- census, it has a po****tion of 60,865 people. The town is home to the
Magahat language, the
indigenous language of
Southern Negros as
listed by the Komisyon...
- v t e
Bisayan languages Asi Asi
Cebuan Cebuano Boholano Old
Cebuano Central West
South (unclassified)
Karolanos Magahat See also:
Visayan peoples...
