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Albularyo (/ar-boo-lar-yô/), sometimes spelled ''albulario'', is a Tagalog term for a folk healer or medicine men. == Names== The word arbularyo derives from ''herbolario'', a Spanish word meaning herbalist. Alternative Tagalog names include Hilot (/hee-lot/), which literally means ''massage'' in Tagalog and Manggagamot (/mang-gâ-gâ-môt/) (trans. - "person who heals") Manggagawa (/mang-gâ-gâ-wâ/)(trans. - "person who makes")—a term found in both the Tagalog and Bisaya languages—is also used, particularly in regions in the Visayas (although this term has other connotations not found in the word albularyo). Arbularyo, another variation of the word albularyo, is a misspelling often brought about by mispronunciation and is technically incorrect. "Albularyo" or what we call a witch doctor they usually call the spirit of the dead and tries to remove them form the face of the earth they also use herbal medicine as well example "gayuma" 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Albularyo」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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