bulalô: kneecap bulalo: bayugo ng tuhod Bulalo is more commonly known now as the name of a soup whose distinctive ingredient is beef shank with bone marrow still inside the bone.
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BULALO
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LUKSONG-LUBID
Luksong Lubid = Jump Rope, Skipping Rope Bilang ng manlalaro: 3-6 Baitang: V-VI Saan nilalaro: Palaruan o Gym Isang lubid na may 4 – 5 metro ang haba at kalahating pulgada ang laki ang gagamitin sa larong ito. Dalawang manlalaro ang may hawak sa magkabilang dulo ng lubid at sila ang taga-ikot. Papasok ang ibang … Continue reading "LUKSONG-LUBID"
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KINASUKLAMAN
root word: suklam Kinasuklaman ko sila dahil sa nangyari. I hated them because of what happened. Kinasuklaman ko sila dahil sa ginawa nila. I hated them because of they did. Kinasuklaman ako ni Ana dahil sa ginawa ko. Ana hated me because of what I did.
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MIYERKULES
from the Spanish word miercoles Miyerkules Wednesday Miyerkules ng Abo Ash Wednesday (the Wednesday 40 days before Easter Sunday) Miyerkules Santo Holy Wednesday (the Wednesday before Easter Sunday) sa susunod na Miyerkules next Wednesday nakaraang Miyerkules previous Wednesday noong nakaraang Miyerkules last Wednesday Miyerkules ng gabi Wednesday night/evening Miyerkules ng hapon Wednesday afternoon Miyerkules ng … Continue reading "MIYERKULES"
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KINSE
This is from the Spanish word quince. kinse fifteen Kinse anyos. Fifteen years old. The native Tagalog term for “fifiteen” is labing-lima.
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BUKO
Young coconut is called buko. Its flesh is soft, thin and silky — you can easily scrape it off with a spoon. In contrast, the flesh of a mature coconut is niyog, which is thick and hard and needs to be grated off the shell. The word buko can also refer to a bud of a … Continue reading "BUKO"
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PA
lalo, higit, mas; muna, hanggang ngayon pa, adv more, still, even This is another Tagalog word that is hard to translate exactly into English. A few examples may help in understanding how it’s used. Hindi pa. Not yet. Ano pa? What else? Ano pa ba? What else is there? Meron pa? There’s more? Meron pa … Continue reading "PA"
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BIGAY
pagkakaloob, paggawad; alay, regalo, alaala, handog, dulot bigay to give bigay-hilig indulgence bigay-kaya dowry bigay-alam notice ipagbigay-alam to give notice bigay-sala accusation bigay-todo giving one’s all pamigay giveaway Ibibigay ko ito sa kanila. I’ll give this to them. Ibigay mo ito sa kanila. Give this to them. Bigyan mo ako ng pera. Give me money. … Continue reading "BIGAY"
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WALIS
The word walis means "sweep" and also refers to a broom that sweeps the floor or the ground.
The walis tambo above is used for sweeping floors, while the walis tingting below is used for sweeping the bare ground in the yard.
walis at daspan
broom and "dustpan"
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HUWEBES
This is from the Spanish word jueves. It is sometimes spelled as Hwebes. HuwebesThursday Huwebes Santo Holy Thursday, Maundy Thursday (the Thursday before Easter Sunday) ngayong Huwebes this Thursday sa susunod na Huwebes next Thursday nakaraang Huwebes last Thursday Huwebes ng gabi Thursday night Anong gagawin natin sa Huwebes? What are we doing on Thursday? … Continue reading "HUWEBES"
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BA
The Tagalog word ba is used in properly forming questions. Kumain ka? You ate? Kumain ka ba? Did you eat? Pilipino ka? You’re Filipino? Pilipino ka ba? Are you Filipino? Bakit? Why? Bakit ba? And why is that? (rough translation; the meaning would depend on the context) Masaya ka? You’re happy? Masaya ka ba? Are … Continue reading "BA"
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A
A! Naku! O! Oy! unang letra o titik sa abakadang Pilipino the first letter in the Filipino alphabet The English word “a” (the article that denotes a singular form, or meaning “one”) has no real equivalent in Tagalog. Meron akong saging. I have a banana. Meron akong isang saging. I have one banana.
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MAY
Shortened as “me” (“meh”) in online chat. may there, is, there are, has, have May tao. There is a person. May tao sa bahay. There is a person in the house. May pera. There is money. = Has money. Sino ang may pera? Who has money? May pera ka ba? Do you have money? May … Continue reading "MAY"
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TINGTING
matigas na panggitnang bahagi ng dahon ng niyog, anahaw, atbp. walis-tingting native Filipino broom made from palm leaf midribs tingting midrib of a palm leaf The midribs of palm leaves are dried and then bundled together to make a traditional Filipino walis (broom). Witches Can’t Ride This Broom The walis-tingting is similar in construction to how Western-style stick … Continue reading "TINGTING"
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SAGING
Did you know that… the banana’s parent plant isn’t a tree but an herb, and the fruit itself is a berry? saging banana puso ng saging banana heart, banana bud dahon ng saging banana leaf bulaklak ng saging banana flowers, banana blossoms ubod ng saging banana pith balat ng saging banana skin, banana peel Balatan … Continue reading "SAGING"
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TAMBO
Kahulugan sa Tagalog: damong ginagamit na walis Tambô is the name of the type of reed using in making soft whisk brooms in the Philippines. The word usually refers to the reeds called phragmites in English. walis tambô soft whisk broom walis tambô soft reed broom This type of soft broom is best to use on … Continue reading "TAMBO"
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NG
Ikalabindalawang titik o letra ng abakada. The twelfth letter of the abakada alphabet. Binibigkas ng nang na pang-una sa tuwirang layon. Ibang anyo ng pang-angkop na na. ng bahay ng multo house of the ghost tatay ng istudyante father of the student sangay ng puno branch of the tree pera ng bangko money of the … Continue reading "NG"
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ABRIL
This word is from the Spanish abril. buwan ng Abril month of April sa huling linggo ng Abril on the last week of April sa susunod na Abril next April Magkita tayo sa susunod na Abril. Let’s see each other next April. Magkita-kita tayo sa susunod na Abril. Let’s all meet next April. Kailan sa … Continue reading "ABRIL"
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MAYROON
mayroon there is, there are, has, have Mayroon akong lapis. I have a pencil. Mayroon silang bagong kotse. They have a new car. The Tagalog word mayroon has the same meaning as may, but each has a different usage. 1. Use mayroon in simple answers. May bagyo ba? Is there a storm? Oo, mayroon. Yes, … Continue reading "MAYROON"
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MARSO
This is from the Spanish word marzo. Marso March buwan ng Marso month of March Anong meron sa Marso? What’s there in March? Anong gagawin mo sa Marso? What will you do in March? sa buwan ng Marso in the month of March sa ika-lima ng Marso on the fifth of March sa ika-17 ng Marso on … Continue reading "MARSO"
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