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- Sibat abstract "Sibat is the Filipino word for spear, used as a weapon or tool by natives of the Philippines. The term is used in Tagalog and Kinaray-a. It also called bangkaw, sumbling or palupad in the islands of Visayas and Mindanao. Sibat are typically made with rattan, bamboo, bahi or other hardwood, either with a sharpened tip or a head made from metal. These heads may either be single-edged, double-edged or barbed. Styles vary according to function and origin. For example, a sibat designed for fishing may not be the same as those used for hunting wild game such as boar.According to Kalis Ilustrisimo archivist Romeo Macapagal, in Kapampangan, it is known as tandos or tandus and a fishing harpoon with 3 or more prongs is a salapang in both Tagalog and Kapampangan.According to Filipino martial arts researcher & author Celestino Macachor, a shorter version of the Visayan bangkaw in Cebu is the sapang, around 38 inches in length and a thrusting weapon, and a budiak or bodjak is a Moro weapon that is about the same length as the bangkaw, but heavier.In the Mountain Province of Luzon, the Igorot people have different versions of them such as the fan′-kao and kay-yan′, and the fal-fĕg′ war spear of the Bontoc people.The sibat/bangkaw is widely used in Arnis systems such as San Miguel Eskrima, Modern Arnis, Kombatan, Inayan Eskrima and Pekiti-Tirsia Kali.".
- Sibat thumbnail Mga_Makalumang_Sibat_at_Balaraw,_National_Museum_of_the_Philippines.png?width=300.
- Sibat wikiPageExternalLink fmafaq.htm.
- Sibat wikiPageID "5378460".
- Sibat wikiPageLength "4330".
- Sibat wikiPageOutDegree "41".
- Sibat wikiPageRevisionID "669726418".
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Aeta_people.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Arecaceae.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Arnis.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Bamboo.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Bayonet.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Bontoc_people.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Category:Pole_weapons.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Category:Weapons_of_the_Philippines.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Cebu.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Cordillera_Administrative_Region.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink De_Campo_Uno-Dos-Tres_Orihinal.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Dual_wield.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Filipino_martial_arts.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Harpoon.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Igorot.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Igorot_people.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Ilocano_people.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Inayan_Eskrima.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Kalis_Ilustrisimo.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Kapampangan_language.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Karay-a_language.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Kinaray-a.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Kombatan.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Mindanao.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Modern_Arnis.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Moro_people.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Mountain_Province.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Pekiti-Tirsia_Kali.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Philippines.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Rattan.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink San_Miguel_Eskrima.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Shield.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Silambam.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Spear.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Staff.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Tagalog_language.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Tuttle_Publishing.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Visayas.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink Wushu.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink File:Krieger_1926_Philippine_ethnic_weapons_Plate_5.png.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLink File:Mga_Makalumang_Sibat_at_Balaraw,_National_Museum_of_the_Philippines.png.
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLinkText "Sibat".
- Sibat wikiPageWikiLinkText "sibat".
- Sibat hasPhotoCollection Sibat.
- Sibat wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Filipino_weapons.
- Sibat wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Sibat wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Weapon-stub.
- Sibat subject Category:Pole_weapons.
- Sibat subject Category:Weapons_of_the_Philippines.
- Sibat hypernym Word.
- Sibat type Device.
- Sibat type Food.
- Sibat type Weapon.
- Sibat type Product.
- Sibat type Thing.
- Sibat type Q728.
- Sibat comment "Sibat is the Filipino word for spear, used as a weapon or tool by natives of the Philippines. The term is used in Tagalog and Kinaray-a. It also called bangkaw, sumbling or palupad in the islands of Visayas and Mindanao. Sibat are typically made with rattan, bamboo, bahi or other hardwood, either with a sharpened tip or a head made from metal. These heads may either be single-edged, double-edged or barbed. Styles vary according to function and origin.".
- Sibat label "Sibat".
- Sibat sameAs Sibat.
- Sibat sameAs m.0dj5sl.
- Sibat sameAs Сибат.
- Sibat sameAs Q3501427.
- Sibat sameAs Q3501427.
- Sibat wasDerivedFrom Sibat?oldid=669726418.
- Sibat depiction Mga_Makalumang_Sibat_at_Balaraw,_National_Museum_of_the_Philippines.png.
- Sibat isPrimaryTopicOf Sibat.