Pidjanga

(Glossogobius giuris) is a freshwater fish native to Mainit Lake. It is called “biya” in Tagalog and “white goby or tank goby” in English. The term “pidjanga” is also sometimes fondly used to refer to the Mainitnons, the people of the Municipality of Mainit, a town in Southern Philippines. This blog hopes to capture potentials of Migrants Pidjangas for the Development of our Town by attempting to document development issues, folk stories, and current concerns, about the Pidjanga — both the fish and the people.

Minainit Series 301

Contributors: Mainitnon Gihapon Facebook Group
29 September to 2 October 2011
  1. alid-id
  2. saliring
  3. notambid
  4. nodang-oy - na sa sa abaga
  5. nagduy-ay
  6. manlabsisi
  7. idugno
  8. nopugsit
  9. wagit
  10. taslok
  11. bakingking
  12. dangkoyas
  13. tabardilyo
  14. hapjod
  15. kulitog
  16. nagkutima
  17. tangon
  18. nagkuyombabit
  19. mag-alibugjaw
  20. hubaron
  21. nagdasa
  22. matuhad-tuhad
  23. nagkayoring
  24. nagkaking-kaking
  25. íntakbi - intakbi an manok, taghanapan nan kontra
  26. sakdap
  27. nagkasusanggulit - di na hapit makalitok basin sa kabayong or kapaspas mu-istorya
  28. otoy - grabe kahamok otoy sa una sa may dike
  29. mukariling
  30. esmiringhoy
  31. aguti-ot - nag-aguti-ot na an sayog basin
  32. hugmak - aja ka hugmak adto kita tabangi sa ingod
  33. ingud
  34. nugunob
  35. bukong - bukong sa jeep
  36. hajab
  37. nadanas - nadanas an bukid
  38. kabja
  39. kugad
  40. mahanos
  41. tispak
  42. nokugpa
  43. nodahik
  44. no-abajaw
  45. maaling
  46. ikusipad
  47. bringhinas
  48. dajupak
  49. ilabjog
  50. gama
  51. taghajab
  52. sadsad
  53. nagdegamo
  54. hingkugsaan
  55. nanimbarot
  56. limbarok
  57. gangoy
  58. buyo
  59. kampupoy
  60. inpijod
  61. bujaw
  62. alibugjaw
  63. alingi-ing
  64. bujanggit
  65. nahigumad
  66. nabilwa
  67. umagik-ik
  68. madapay
  69. masampalo
  70. motuyakjo
  71. nagwas
  72. ka-inunungyog
  73. talimogmog
  74. matupig
  75. tajong
  76. pahujong
  77. kamasdakan
  78. nagkapura-pura
  79. ma-antug
  80. dalipasa
  81. ujok
  82. hibilya
  83. magpasagda
  84. kalabtikan
  85. kaaburan
  86. nanigbi
  87. ponggit
  88. magpalingog-lingog
  89. mulaghay
  90. mu-aprag
  91. gulo-gulo
  92. lipat-lipat
  93. kapiloy-loy
  94. tag-dagat
  95. taliwan
  96. mangangkang
  97. nangagkag
  98. ingkib
  99. lud-an
  100. magbagos
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