SETYEMBRE
This word is from the Spanish septiembre. Set·yém·bre September ika-lima ng Setyembre fifth of September sa Setyembre in September sa buwan ng Setyembre in the month of September sa ika-apat ng...
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spelling variation: útin úten phallus úten penis MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG úten: titì úten: organo ng laláki para sa pag-ihi at pagkarat BURÁT, BUTÒ, TITÌ Organ ng laláki na ginagamit sa pakikipagtalik...
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isang uri ng ibon lawin hawk lawin-lawin short-winged flying fish ang lawing lumilipad the flying hawk ang pakpak ng lawin the hawk’s wings Matayog ang lipad ng mga lawin. Hawks fly loftily. Ano ang...
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This word is from the Spanish martín (wading bird). mar·tí·nes martínes chestnut-cheeked starling The scientific name of this bird is Sturnus philippensis. It breeds in Japan and the Russian islands of...
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tiklíng: a dark long-legged bird after which the tinikling dance was named The tikling bird is known in English as the buff-banded rail. Its scientific name is Gallirallus philippensis. Ang tikling as...
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ku·wá·go kuwágoowl kwagong maliit a small owl kuwagong higante a giant owl mala-kuwagong mata owl-like eyes kwagong bulag blind owl The Tagalog word kwago has been used in the past by Filipinos as...
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This word may have been from the Spanish barajar (meaning: to shuffle). balasashuffling (of playing cards) Binalasa ko ang mga baraha. I shuffled the cards. MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG balasa: pagsuksok...
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The English term can be transliterated into Tagalog as bas. Many Filipinos say “boos” following the Spanish pronunciation of autobús. Maghintay ka ng bus.Wait for a bus. Maghintay ka dito ng bus.Wait...
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root words: pang- (for) + babae (woman) pambabae: for women pambabaeng relo: wristwatch for women pambabaeng kolehiyo: women’s college MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG 1. Tungkol, nahihinggil, o katangian ng...
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This word is from the Spanish votante (meaning: ‘voter’). botante voter mga botante voters pinili ng mga botante chosen by the voters botanteng Pinoy Filipino voter mga botanteng Pilipino Filipino...
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This word is from the Spanish language. pro·tés·ta protest mga protésta protests (plural noun) magprotésta sa kalye to protest in the streets nagprotésta kahapon protested yesterday iprotésta ang...
View ArticleNOBYEMBRE
Ika-labing-isang buwan ng taon. Eleventh month of the year. Nob·yém·bre November buwan ng Nobyembre month of November ang unang araw ng Nobyembre the first day of November sa unang araw ng Nobyembre on...
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This word is from the Spanish word diciembre. Disyembre December buwan ng Disyembre month of December maginaw chilly malamig cold taglamig “cold season” = winter Maligayang Pasko! Merry Christmas!...
View ArticleKUSINERO
This word is from the Spanish cocinero. kusinero cook punong kusinero head cook punong kusinero “chef” ang aming punong kusinero our head chef ang ating punong kusinero our head chef sumbrero ng...
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Ito ay kolokyalismo. This is a colloquialism. ba·díng gay mga badíng gays ang mga badíng the gays The more standard word is baklâ. MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG badíng: baklâ badíng: laláking nagkakagusto,...
View ArticleMALASWA
root word: laswa ma·las·wâ malaswa vulgar, lewd malaswang tingin lewd look malalaswang tingin lewd looks malalaswang panoorin porn, pornography Malaswa ang tingin niya sa akin. He (She) looked at me...
View ArticleREPUBLIKA
from the Spanish república republika, n republic Republika ng Pilipinas Republic of the Philippines Republikang Dominikano Dominican Republic Ang republika ay pamahalaan kung saan ang naghahari ay...
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bu·kad·kád bukadkad: completely opening (said of flower blossoms) pabukadkarin / pamukadkarin: make bloom bumukadkad: bloomed, blossomed A blooming flower is a captivating sight that symbolizes growth,...
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bahagyang pagpatak (ng ulan); anggi, ampiyas am·bón drizzle umambon drizzled umaambon is drizzling mahinang ulan “weak” rain = light rain malakas na ulan strong rain = heavy rain Huwag kang magpaambon....
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Posts: tagaloglang.com/tag/flowers/ bu·lak·lák flower mga bulaklak flowers mabangong bulaklak fragrant flower mababangong bulaklak fragrant flowers makulay na bulaklak colorful flower Matinik ang...
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