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Old 20th June 2006, 06:34 AM   #10
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BSMStar,
the term tagub actually mean scabbard, which could be on any type of sword. we're just used to the term applied on moro weapon, but the term is also used in the visayas region and some parts of luzon.

rick,
not quite sure about moro household, but in the visayas, as far as i'm concern, farmers just hang their sidearm where ever it's available...
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