barong

IPA: bɑrˈɔŋ

A cutting weapon similar to a cleaver, with a thick back and thin razor-like edge, used by the Moros of the Philippines.

Examples of "barong" in Sentences

Barong is a character in the mythology of Bali.
Only the reappearance of the barong saves them.
Ken and Barong have the same problem as Briquet.
The lion barong is one of five traditional Barong.
He appears as an anthropomorphic bat in Barong attire.
The barong is a thick, leaf shaped, single edged blade sword.
Each Barong for each region is modeled after a different animal.
The island of Nusa Barong is located just to the south of the regency.
Other barong swords have less elaborate hilts and are smaller in size.
If the player throws an item at a Barong, it will spit out a different item.
My wife then girlfriend gave me a barong as a gift for my birthday one year.
Marcos was almost always dressed in black trousers and a cool white barong shirt.
Long sleeves and no pockets at all, and you may well be in a Philippine barong tagalog.
Some Filipino men wear barongs also called barong Tagalogs, which are loose shirts worn outside the trousers; foreigners shouldn’t wear them.
On the day I visit, dozens of El Shaddai officials were busily auctioning barong tagalogs (traditional Filipino dress shirts) once worn by Mr. Velarde.
You know how often men of our band have been captured by the white men of the north to lie in prisons there, where death comes so slowly that a 'barong' blow would be paradise.
Video monitors in the galleries, meanwhile, will display scenes of a boar barong dance, a cremation ceremony, street processions, shadow puppetry, bare-chested men chanting around a fire.