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KAPRITSO

This word is from the Spanish capricho. ka·prí·tso caprice, whim ka·pri·tsó·so capricious (to describe men) ka·pri·tsó·sa capricious (to describe women) makapritso whimsical, prone to capriciousness In...

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SAKBIBI

This is not such a commonly used word. Filipino students encounter it in literary texts. sakbíbi carried in a sling sakbíbi held in one’s arms (baby) mga kahulugan: meanings: tangan / tangay hold /...

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INOSENTE

This word is from the Spanish inocente. inosénte innocent mga inosénte bata innocent children painosente pretending to be innocent Araw Ng Mga Inosénte Day of Innocents Feast of the Holy Innocents,...

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EWAN 🤷🏽‍♀️

The Tagalog word ewan is a conversational form of aywán. It means ‘to not know.’ Ewan! = Aywan! Dunno. = I don’t know. Ewan ko. I don’t know. Ewan ko po. I don’t know. (addressing someone older) Ewan...

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APAW

The word ápaw involves the image of overflowing water or liquid. ápaw overflow umapaw to overflow maapawan to be flooded maapawan to be covered by overflow Muling naapawan ng galit ang kasiyahan ko...

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ALITUNTUNIN

root word: tuntón tuntunin rule, principle alituntunin * guideline alituntunin bylaw, ordinance, regulation mga alituntunin ** guidelines Mga Alituntunin sa Pag-iingat at Kalinisan Code on Safety and...

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PAGHUNI

root word: húni huni hoot, tweet huni chirping sound ang paghuni ng mga ibon the chirping of birds Nagsihuni ang mga ibon. The birds tweeted. This word has also been used as a translation for the...

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BUSOG

sandat, bundat, maraming nakain, puno busóg full, satiated, satisfied busog na busog very full Busog ka na ba? Are you full already? Busog na ako. Ang dami kong kinain. I’m full already. I ate so much....

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MAKAMKAM

root word: kamkám (meaning: usurp, seize) Filipinos consider well-to-do people who accumulate land and money with little regard for others as “greedy” and “rapacious” (suwapang, makamkam,...

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TAMARAW

The tamaraw is a wild buffalo found on the island of Mindoro. Scientific name: Bubalus mindorensis English name: Mindoro Dwarf Buffalo The tamaraw is an endangered species of buffalo endemic to the...

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BULSA

This word is from the Spanish bolsa, which can refer to a bag, sack, purse, handbag, or a pouch in one’s clothing. bul·sá pocket makapal ang bulsá “having a thick pocket” = has a lot of money butas ang...

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TALENTO

This word is from the Spanish language. ta·lén·to talent mga talénto talents MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG talénto: talino (likás na kakayahan) talénto: natatanging kakayahan Ang kanyang puhunan ay ang...

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BUKOD

bukód: separate; apart; in addition to bukod-tangì: unique ibukod: to set apart, segregate bukúd-bukurin: to classify; separate Bukod dito… Aside from this… pamukod: conjuction MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG...

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NAGHINALA

root word: hinalà (meaning: suspicion) naghinalà suspected MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG hinalà: pakiramdam o pag-iisip na maaaring mangyari o maaaring totoo ang isang bagay hinalà: pakiramdam o paniwala na...

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IMPERYO

This word is from the Spanish imperio. im·pér·yo empire mga impéryo empires Impéryong Romano Roman Empire Paano nagiging imperyo ang isang maliit na pangkat lamang? How does a small group become an...

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PANAWAGAN

root word: tawag (call) panawagan appeal panawagang gumising at bumangon a call to awake and rise isang panawagang ipagpatuloy ang laban an appeal to continue the fight panawagang-dalangin invocation...

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RESIBO

This word is from the Spanish recibo. re·sí·bo receipt mga resíbo receipts Kailangan ko ng resíbo. I need a receipt. Kailangan ko ang mga resíbo. I need the receipts. Kumuha ka ng resíbo. Get a...

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ESKALEYTOR

This is a Tagalog transliteration of the English word “escalator” (moving staircase). eskaleytor escalator Sumakay tayo ng eskaleytor. Let’s ride the escalator. Hindi gumagana ang eskaleytor. The...

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MAHILIG

ma·hí·lig * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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HABAGAT

The only common usage of this Tagalog word is in the phrase hanging habágat. habagat (timog kanluran) southwest hanging habagat west or southwest wind habagatan west hinahabagat with the west wind...

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