barong
- noun
- /bəˈrɔŋ/
- Philippine
- He used a barong to chop the wood with remarkable ease.
Examples
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He used a barong to chop the vegetables.
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Collectors often seek out a barong for its historical and cultural significance.
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The chef admired the craftsmanship of the traditional barong displayed in the market.
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The barong is a vital tool in Filipino cuisine.
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The chef skillfully used his barong to chop vegetables for the traditional Filipino dish.
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During the festival, he proudly showcased his barong as part of his cultural heritage.
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She displayed her collection of barong knives, each with unique designs and craftsmanship.
Synonyms
A dagger with a wavy blade that people in Southeast Asia use for fighting or ceremonies
A long heavy knife used for cutting plants and wood
A small traditional knife from Malaysia or Indonesia with a wavy blade
A long heavy tool with one sharp edge used for cutting plants and wood
A long curved Turkish knife with one sharp edge used as a weapon
How Heavy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Barong for the heavy knife comes from languages in the southern Philippines where the same name refers to a strong, broad chopping blade used by local people. So a barong today still means that traditional, cleaver-like knife.