What is pinga pinga pino?

Answer 1

PINGA is a pure tagalog name. Its primary origin is in Luzon when this small pacific island was still in the very early stage of existence. Pinga is the result of a union or marriage between two indigenous natives in the a tagalog kingdom known in the ancient times as "kahariang malaya". The said natives were called PI and NGA whose union and marriage produced offsprings who started a clan bearing the name PINGA. The name actually was among the bases of a unique tagalog vowels, consonants and syllables that propagated the early lives of the authentic riverdwellers that produced a unique tongue which they called as tagalog, along with the other languages in the world. This also originated the anciently recorded manner or system of writing known as "baybayin" evidenced by the famous LCI (Laguna Copperplate Inscriptions). The name was introduced to the world by early European explorers who gave a different connotation or meaning to the said word so different from then established etymology known only to the true and original bearers of the name. The humankind and its communities of men made a necessary improvement in the sociological development of its existence, as in the case of say, LI, CO, DI, ANG, XI, MI or PU of other lands. However, PINGA was pure in origin with its unique sound based on "baybayin" texts of the "tagalog" or riverdwellers of Luzon. Linguists who have insisted that PINGA came from the word "finger" do a disservice to their profession, and they are simply making a wrongful disambiguation of a name, which in the beginning, was meant to be "soul", "spirit", "noble", "noble spirit", "noble warrior" or "beautiful flower".