Culture & Etiquette

1. Apo

   Apo (sir; ma'am)

2. Manong

   Manong (older brother; respectful address for an older man)

3. Lakay

   Lakay (old man; husband)

4. Baket

   Baket (old woman; wife)

5. Ading

   Ading (younger sibling; address for a younger person)

6. Biag ni Lam-ang

   Biag ni Lam-ang (The Life of Lam-ang)

7. Pamulinawen

   Pamulinawen (folk song)

8. Manang Biday

   Manang Biday (folk song)

9. Pedro Bukaneg

   Pedro Bukaneg (Father of Ilocano literature)

10. Bukanegan

    Bukanegan (poetic verse duel)

11. Dandaniw

    Dandaniw (poem; poetry)

12. Duayya

    Duayya (lullaby)

13. Bannawag

    Bannawag (Ilocano weekly magazine)

14. GUMIL Filipinas

    GUMIL Filipinas (Ilocano writers' association)

15. Inabel

    Inabel (Ilocano handwoven cotton cloth)

16. Burnay

    Burnay (large earthen jar)

17. Damili

    Damili (pottery; earthenware)

18. Kalesa

    Kalesa (horse-drawn carriage)

19. Basi Rebolusion

    Basi Revolution (1807 uprising)

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