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Hanunóo|ˈhɑːnənəʊ|
[Native name.]
A member of a people inhabiting southern Mindoro in the Philippines; also, the language of this people.
1949Amer. Anthropologist LI. 269 The Hanunóo raise their own cotton and indigo, and weave and dye skirts, blankets, and other fabrics with considerable skill. Ibid., While visiting in dingy Hanunóo huts, large piles of bamboo poles, four to six feet long, were found. Ibid. 271 The ambáhan ‘literary’ language is either an archaic form of Hanunóo, or a rarer type known as binúkid. 1963J. Lyons Structural Semantics iii. 38 Hanunóo color categories. |