 In a similar vein, the Tagalog word "hari" (meaning "sovereign) is also mentioned as an epicene or genderless term by Potet, since the term is not exclusive to male-gendered sovereigns, but also to those who are of the female gender.In Suludnon mythology, there are accounts of female binukots (well-kept maidens) who had powers to transition into male warriors.The most famous of which are Nagmalitong Yawa and Matan-ayon.