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HALUNGKAT

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halungkát: meticulous search halungkat: rummaging halungkatin: to meticulously search halungkatin: to rummage Hinalungkat nila ang gamit ko. They rummaged through my stuff. MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG halungkal / halungkat: halughog, halukay Sa aking palagay ay mayroon ding mga konseptong di-lantad na maaari nating mahalungkat sa pamamagitan ng ibang uri ng pananaliksik. nahalungkat,mahalungkat, naghahalungkat, naghalungkat, nahalungka, … Continue reading "HALUNGKAT"

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PARAGIS

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This is a type of plant known as “goosegrass” or “dog’s tail” or “wire grass” in English. It grows abundantly in hot climates and is known for being an antihistamine. Scientific name: Eleusine indica (Linn.) Gaertn. News of the medicinal properties of this grass became widespread in mid-2017 with at least one woman showing convincing … Continue reading "PARAGIS"

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ISA

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uno, una isa one (1) isang taon one year isang linggo one week isang buwan one month isang kamay one hand isang daan = sandaan one hundred isang libo = sanlibo one thousand isang tao lamang just one person iisa single, one and only Iisa ang hiling ko. I have just one request. mag-isa alone

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AYOKO

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Contraction of ayaw (dislike) + ko (me, I). Ayaw ko. =Ayoko. I don’t want to. Ayoko. I don’t want. Ayoko ito. = Ayoko ‘to. I don’t like this. Ayokong kumain. I don’t want to eat. Ayokong malasing. I don’t want to get drunk. Ayoko nito. I don’t want this. Ayoko niyan. =Ayoko n’yan. I don’t … Continue reading "AYOKO"

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BISYO

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This word is from the Spanish vicio. bisyo vice, bad habit Ang paninigarilyo ay isang bisyo. Smoking is a vice. Ang pag-inom ng alak ay bisyo. Drinking liquor is a bad habit. Anu-ano ang mga bisyo ng tao? What are the vices of people? ang taong walang bisyo the person without vice May tao bang … Continue reading "BISYO"

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HALIKA

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pumarito ka, pumarine ka, parini ka Halika. Come here. Halika dito. Come here. Halika’t manood. Come and watch. ‘t is short for at (“and”) Halika at kumain. Come and eat. Halika’t kumain. Come and eat. Halika at sumayaw. Come and dance. Halika’t sumayaw. Come and dance. Halika’t mag-enjoy. Come and enjoy. Halika na! C’mon already!

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PAHIMAKAS

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root word: himakas pahimakas na bilin: last will, testament, codicil, farewell

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NGAYON

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kasalukuyan; saka; sa mga sandaling ito ngayon now (today) mula ngayon from now on hanggang ngayon until now, still ngayon at kailanman now and forever Bukás ngayon. Currently open. Bukás na ngayon. Now already open. Ngayong Pasko This Christmas Ngayong Sabado This Saturday *Ngayong araw (na ito) This day = today Ngayong kasal na tayo… … Continue reading "NGAYON"

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MO

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iyo mo your  ang tatay mo = ang iyong tatay your father ang lapis mo = ang iyong lapis your pencil This Tagalog pronoun mo is used only when the ‘you’ is one person. If more than one person, use ninyo (n’yo). Sometimes mo can simply be translated as ‘you’ when paired with the word … Continue reading "MO"

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HIMAKAS

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This is not a commonly used Tagalog word. himakas last farewell KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG pahimakas: huling paalam

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MARTES

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This word is from the Spanish language. Martes Tuesday Martes Santo Holy Tuesday (the  Tuesday before Easter Sunday) Ngayong Martes This Tuesday Darating ako sa Martes. I’ll be arriving on Tuesday. Aalis ako sa Martes. I’ll be leaving on Tuesday. Martes ng umaga Tuesday morning Martes ng hapon Tuesday afternoon Martes ng gabi. Tuesday evening … Continue reading "MARTES"

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ADYA

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adya: tulong; abuloy adya: ambag, kontribusyon adya: tangkilik, pagtangkilik adya: sokoro, saklolo adya: gibik adya: sanggalang, tanggol adya: damay adya: pagliligtas sa kapahamakan o panganib Upang sa sakuna ikaw ay maadya!

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PINANGUHAN

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root word: una pinangunahan led Pinangunahan ang talakayang ito ni Ernie. Ernie led this discussion.

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RETOKE

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muling pag-aayos retoke “retouch” Walang retoke. No retouching (of photos). Walang retoke ang mukha ng artista. The actress has had no plastic surgery.  Nagparetoke ako ng mukha. I had my face done.  Walang reto-retoke ito. This had no retouching whatsover. retokada / retokado retouched retokadang ina mother who’s undergone plastic surgery

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SAGWAN

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This word is from the Spanish zagual. sagwán paddle nagsasagwan Ano ang kaibahan ng “oar” sa “paddle”? What’s the difference between an oar and a paddle? Ang “oar” ay nakakabit sa bangka. An oar is connected to the boat. sagwan: panggaod sagwan: kasangkapan sa pagpapatakbo ng bangka

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TIKIN

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The word tikin is Chinese in origin. tikin pole tikin na kawayan bamboo pole Tikin is the name for a long pole used in pushing a boat forward. The pole is long enough to reach the bottom of shallow waters — the momentum that pushes the boat forward is from pushing against the river bottom … Continue reading "TIKIN"

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ARAW

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The Tagalog word araw has at least two meanings. araw sun Mainit ang araw. The sun is hot.   ang araw at ang buwan the sun and the moon maaraw sunny   madaling-araw dawn, daybreak magpaaraw to place under the sun naarawan where sunshine fell pagsikat ng araw sunrise paglubog ng araw sunset sunog ng … Continue reading "ARAW"

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TUGA

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This word has multiple meanings. tugá: stupid; gullible tugâ: true, correct; right tugâ: telling the truth, confession MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG tuga: tunay, wasto, tama, totoo

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SIRIT

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Slang word possibly from the English phrase “Let’s hear it” or less likely “Share it.” sirit give up guessing the answer to a riddle Sirit na? You give up already? Sirit na… Give up already. bugtong riddle   It doesn’t necessarily have to be a formal riddle. It could, for example, be like a blind … Continue reading "SIRIT"

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NOON

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Misspelling: nuon noon then, at that time Noong Miyerkules That Wednesday = Last Wednesday Walang mansanas noon sa Pilipinas. There were no apples in the Philippines then. Kapitbahay ko noon si Kobe. Kobe was my neighbor at some time in the past. noon ko nakita si Ana that’s when I saw Ana Nagulat akong noong … Continue reading "NOON"

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