Dáyâng ásu
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Dáyâng ásu (in Pampangan) or dugong aso (in Tagalog) is a pejorative term meaning "sons of bitches" (lit. 'dog-blooded'), and may refer to:
- the Pampangan political-economic elite during the Philippine Revolution;
- the Macabebe Scouts deployed during the Philippine–American War;
- Dugong Aso: Mabuting Kaibigan, Masamang Kaaway, a 2001 Philippine film;
- Dáyâng Ásu (2015), a political-noir film.
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