What is another word for silat?
Pronunciation: [sˈɪlat] (IPA) 
Silat is a traditional martial art form with origins in Southeast Asia. It is known for its unique combination of strikes, joint locks, sweeps, and throws. Silat is also known by many different names in different regions and languages, reflecting its diverse origins and history. In Malaysia, it is called Seni Silat, whereas in Indonesia, it is known as Pencak Silat. In Brunei and the Philippines, it is referred to as Silat Melayu and Selayang Pandang, respectively. Other names for Silat include Bersilat, Silek, and Pukulan. Regardless of its name, Silat remains a powerful and versatile martial art form that continues to gain popularity around the world.
