pinigas

Pinigas is a term that can refer to several different things depending on the context. One common usage of pinigas is in the Philippines, where it can refer to a type of native pig. These pigs are often smaller than commercial breeds and are known for their hardiness and adaptability to local conditions. They are a traditional source of meat in many Filipino communities.

In some contexts, pinigas can also be a Filipino surname. Like many surnames in the Philippines, it likely has roots in local dialects or historical occupations.

Additionally, the word "pinigas" in Tagalog can be an adjective meaning "chopped" or "sliced." This usage relates to the act of cutting something into pieces. Therefore, without further context, the precise meaning of "pinigas" can vary.