Lumad

lumad English The Subanen people, one of the examples of Lumad peoples.|thumb Lumad people (Manobo) performing ritual dances during Kaamulan Festival 2023 in Malaybalay, Bukidnon.|thumb Etymology en ceb lumad<t:native>. Pronunciation lo͞o-mŭd′ en [ˈluː.mɐd̪̚] Philippines en /luːˈmʌd/ RP en /luˈmʌd/ GenAm,CanE en /lʉːˈmɐd/ AuE,NZE en /lʉˈmʌd/ ScE en /luːˈməɖ/ InE en ʌd 2 en Lu mad Noun en Philippines Any of the indigenous non-Muslim peoples of Mindanao in the Philippines. en 1998 G. Sidney Silliman; Lela Garner Noble Organizing for Democracy: Ngos, Civil Society, and the Philippine State University of Hawaii Press 9780824820435 138 The Mindanao Lumad are non-Muslim groups throughout the island, while in the Cordillera of northern Luzon there are roughly one million indigenous inhabitants belonging to seven major and several minor ethnolinguistic groups. Adjective Of, or pertaining to the said group. See also en Moro Anagrams en adlmu almud Cebuano thumb Etymology From ceb lumad native. Pronunciation ceb Lu mad Noun + en Lumad an Austronesian Non-Muslim indigenous peoples of the southern Philippines Adjective + pertaining to en Lumad Descendants 1 en Lumad 1 tl Lumad Tagalog Manga Lumad.|thumb Etymology tl :bor ceb:lumad<t:native> + 1 Pronunciation Noun + en Lumad group of Austronesian Non-Muslim indigenous people in the southern Philippines Adjective + en Lumad pertaining to the Lumad Anagrams tl adlmu dumal