Filipino 7: Awiting-Bayan sa Panahon ng mga Katutubo

Vocabulary flashcards covering the definitions and types of Filipino folk songs (Awiting-Bayan) from the indigenous period based on the MATATAG curriculum.

Awiting-Bayan

Ancient poems sung by ancestors that express their feelings, beliefs, experiences, and daily life.

Pasalindila

The oral tradition method through which ancient folk songs were developed and passed down.

Kundiman

A song of love or courtship from a man to his beloved, also used to express love for the country.

Balitaw

A love song performed as a debate between a man and a woman, specifically popular in the Visayas region.

Pananapatan

A courtship or serenade song performed in front of a loved one's home to express sincere affection.

Oyayi

A lullaby used to put a baby to sleep, reflecting the love and care of a mother.

Dalit

A song of praise, glory, and worship dedicated to the Creator, ancestors (anito), or holy beings.

Dung-aw

A mourning song of grief and remembrance for the deceased, primarily known in the Ilokano region.

Soliranin

A song sung during farm work, such as planting and harvesting, to help reduce fatigue.

Talindaw

A song sung while rowing a boat in the sea or river during fishing or water travel.

Maluway

A song for collective work or "bayanihan," such as carrying a bahay-kubo or performing heavy tasks.

Kumintang

An ancient war song intended to provide courage and spirit to warriors.

Sambotani

A song celebrating victory in battle or winning a competition.

Kutang-kutang

A humorous or teasing street song used for entertainment during gatherings and festivities.

Diona

An ancient song performed during weddings or marriage ceremonies containing good wishes for the couple.

Matalinhagang pahayag

Metaphorical expressions frequently used in the lyrics of indigenous folk songs.