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əˈpiPil⋅i⋅pi⋅no
[pil-uh-pee-noh] 
–noun
| a language essentially the same as Tagalog that has been adopted as the official national language of the Philippines. |
Also called Filipino.
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| Fil·i·pi·no (fĭl'ə-pē'nō) n. pl. Fil·i·pi·nos
[Spanish filipino, from (Islas) Filipinas, Philippine (Islands).] |
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Filipino
Fil`i*pi"no\, n.; pl. Filipinos. [Sp.] A native of the Philippine Islands, specif. one of Spanish descent or of mixed blood. Then there are Filipinos, -- "children of the country," they are called, -- who are supposed to be pure-blooded descendants of Spanish settlers. But there are few of them without some touch of Chinese or native blood. --The Century.
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Filipino
1898 (fem. Filipina), from Sp., from las Islas Filipinas "the Philippine Islands."
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2001 Douglas Harper
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