Homonym: Aguinaldo (Bonus)
Aguinaldo refers to a traditional form of monetary gift given in the Philippines, typically during the Christmas season. It is often given by employers to their employees as a form of gratitude for their hard work throughout the year. The amount can vary, but it is usually equivalent to a month's salary or a fixed sum.
The term is also associated with Emilio Aguinaldo, a prominent figure in Philippine history. He was a leader in the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule and later became the first President of the Philippines. His contributions significantly shaped the country's quest for independence.