Ifugao

[ ee-foo-gou ]

noun

, plural I·fu·gaos, (especially collectively) I·fu·gao.

1. a member of an agricultural people who inhabit Luzon, in the Philippines.

Example Sentences

Presently we turned a low spur to the left, and the Ifugao town burst upon our view.

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But, thanks to Gallman, head-hunting in the Ifugao country is now a thing of the past.

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Sapao, too, is the seat of the Ifugao steel industry, so that for many reasons I was sorry it was off our itinerary.

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Many Ifugao burials are in sepulchres on mountain sides and the practise is no doubt very old.

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Another is a picture of an Ifugao home in the province of Nueva Vizcaya, hereinabove mentioned.

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