Ilokano

[ ee-loh-kah-noh ]

noun,plural I·lo·ka·nos, (especially collectively) I·lo·ka·no.

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How to use Ilokano in a sentence

  • No sooner were we in the house than addresses began, one of these being in Ilokano.

  • He spends most of his time with his traps in the river, and sells his fish to the Ilokano and Igorot residents of the pueblo.

    The Bontoc Igorot | Albert Ernest Jenks
  • The bolo within the Bontoc area comes from Sapao and from the Ilokano people of the west coast.

    The Bontoc Igorot | Albert Ernest Jenks
  • There is not much sugar made in the area, and a large part of the product is purchased by the Ilokano.

    The Bontoc Igorot | Albert Ernest Jenks
  • The custom of loaning for interest was gained from contact with the Lepanto Igorot, who received it from the Ilokano.

    The Bontoc Igorot | Albert Ernest Jenks