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Old 20th September 2011, 03:01 AM   #16
Nirghosa
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Originally Posted by harimauhk
Yes, arit, karit and celurit are all very close aren't they? Karit is actually Tagalog--I'm not sure what they are called in Sulu. In Cebuano they are called sanggot or sanggut, and sangud is the term in Chavacano.

I'm still looking to add a celurit to the collection! I hope to explore more of Indonesia in the years to come.

How about a pic of that karit?
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