TALIBA

ta·li·bà

talibà
vanguard

Taliba is a popular name for Filipino newspapers. For example, People’s Taliba is one of largest tabloids in the Philippines.

Taliba ng Bayan (variously translated as Herald of the Country and People’s Guardian) was a militant publication during the Marcos dictatorship.

TANIW stands for Taliba ng Inang Wika (Sentinel of the Mother Language). It was an organization founded in 1952 by Lope K. Santos, who has been called the Father of the Philippine National Language.

There was a Filipino-American newspaper based in Los Angeles called TALIBA, which stands for TAgapaghatid ng LIngguhang BAlita (Deliverer of Weekly News).

MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG

talibà: ang harapán o nangungunang bahagi ng isang hukbo sa isang pagsulong

talibà: nangungunang posisyon sa isang kilusan; ang nangunguna sa kilusan

bantay o tanod; kawal sa hulihan na tagamasid