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Tasaday

American  
[tah-suh-dahy] / ˈtɑ səˌdaɪ /

noun

plural

Tasadays,

plural

Tasaday
  1. a member of a very small group of forest-dwelling people of southern Mindanao.


Example Sentences

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Tasaday, the 9-10 jolly in the fillies' race, managed to get beaten after being allowed a soft lead.

From The Guardian • Apr. 15, 2013

Through contact with Dafal, the Tasaday have learned to trap birds in a sticky substance; civet cats, rats, monkeys and pigs are taken in primitive traps.

From Time Magazine Archive

With the help of Blit interpreters, whose language is distantly akin to Tasaday, communication slowly began.

From Time Magazine Archive

He wanted not so much his old exhilarations of flight as peace for the blue whales and the primitive Tasaday of the Philippines.

From Time Magazine Archive

With all its problems, progress seemed to please the Tasaday.

From Time Magazine Archive