Magindanaw

Maguindanao Etymology mdh :af maginged<t:resident> danaw<t:lake> From mdh maginged<t:resident> danaw<t:lake> 1, which means people residing at the lake or people of the flood. Compare mdh inged, and mrw inged. Alternatively, from mdh ms:maling<t:thief, pirate> ms:danau<t:lake> or pirates of the lake, associated in Malay history with the worst types of pirates from the island, /l/ has shifted sound to /ɡ/. See also kaw maliṅ thieves and kaw ranu lake. Compare ms lanun and mdh Iranun. Pronunciation +,Magindanáw Proper noun +,Magíndanáw مَݢِنْدَاْنَوْ,مَݢِنْدَنَوْ Maguindanao mdh obsolete the island of Mindanao Derived terms mdh Magindanawn Related terms mdh Lanao Maranao Descendants sxn Mangindano 1 id Mangindanau 1 ms Magindanau 1 es Maguindánao 1 tl Magindanaw Mangindanaw<q:obsolete> 1 Tagalog Pronunciation Magindanáw +<qq:prescribed> Proper noun Magindanáw,+ Magindanaw tl Maguindanao Noun Magindanáw,+ Magindanaw tl Maguindanao