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Ilocano
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I·lo·ca·no also I·lo·ka·no  (l-kän)
n. pl. Ilocano or I·lo·ca·nos also Ilokano or I·lo·ka·nos
1. A member of an agricultural people of northern Luzon in the Philippines.
2. The Austronesian language of the Ilocano.
adj.
Of or relating to the Ilocano or their language or culture.

[Spanish Ilócano, from Ilóko, people who live along the shore (unattested sense), Austronesian people of the Philippines; perhaps akin to luék, luók, cove.]


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General Fidel Ramos and Defense Minister Enrile were appalled at how Marcos had corrupted the country's military, appointing Ilocanos and family friends to top posts but passing over Western-trained career military men like Ramos.
Captain Mead reported that Ilocanos and Pangasinans exhibited "a natural dislike to the Tagalogs" and he identified the latter as "a disturbing element" and blamed them for "forcibly driving local laborers from the camps.
 
 
 
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