Ifugao, Batad
A language of Philippines
| Population | 43,000 (1987 SIL). |
| Region | Luzon, Ifugao Province. |
| Language map |
Northern Philippines, reference number 17 |
| Alternate names | Batad, Ifugaw |
| Dialects | Ayangan Ifugao, Batad Ifugao, Ducligan Ifugao. Intelligibility of Batad Ifugao: Ayangan dialect 87%; Mayoyao [ifu] 86%–94%. Lexical similarity: 81% between Batad and Ayangan dialects, with Ducligan 89%, with Mayoyao 79%. |
| Classification | Austronesian, Malayo-Polynesian, Philippine, Northern Luzon, Meso-Cordilleran, South-Central Cordilleran, Central Cordilleran, North Central Cordilleran, Nuclear Cordilleran, Ifugaw |
| Language development | Literacy rate in L1: 55%–60%. Literacy rate in L2: 55%–60%. Dictionary. NT: 1977. |
| Writing system | Latin script. |
| Comments | Traditional religion, Christian. |
Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:
Academic Publications
NEWELL, Leonard E., author. 1958. "An Ifugao text."
NEWELL, Leonard E., author. 1964. "Independent clause types of Batad Ifugao."
NEWELL, Leonard E., author. 1970. "Phonology of Batad Ifugao."
NEWELL, Leonard E., compiler. 1968. A Batad Ifugao vocabulary.
WALROD, Michael R., author. 1978. "Three criteria for establishing dialect boundaries."
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Vernacular Publications
Hay aat tun babluy tuʼu. 1971.
Hay pangipaphodan itun bobloy taʼu. 1982.
Hay pundaldallanan kimmulug. 1979.
Hudhud hidin penghana 1, 2. 1986.
Ulgud an nalpuh nan adagwin babluy. 1985.
Ulgudda lilit ay umangob ya hi baʼʼulʼul; Hudhud an hay aat Duppog. 1983.

