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KARUWAHE

This word is from the Spanish carruaje. karuwáhe stagecoach karuwáhe coach Equipage refers to a carriage and horses with attendants. spelling variation: karwahe MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG karuwáhe:...

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PIHO

piho: sure MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG piho: tiyak, sigurado, talaga, tunay, totoo Napipiho kong hahabulin nila ako. de-piho, makapiho, mapiho, napipiho, pinipiho, nakapipiho, pihu Pihong ang manok ko’y...

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MAPANLINLANG

mapáng- + linláng ma·pán·lin·láng deceitful MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG mapánlinláng: mahilig manlinlang mapánlinláng: may malakas na layuning manlinlang linláng: bagay na hindi totoo o ginawa para sa...

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ILONG

pronounced EE-long i·lóng ilong nose malaking ilong big nose ilong na malaki big nose matangos na ilong a pointed nose (what most Filipinos consider ideal, as opposed to a flat nose) pangong ilong /...

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LINDOL

temblor, seism lindól earthquake malaking lindol big earthquake maliit na lindol small earthquake lumindol to quake, to shake Lumindol ba? Did the earth quake? = Was that an earthquake? Lumilindol. The...

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LAYUNIN

root word: láyon la·yú·nin aim, intention láyunin objective, purpose, goal mga layunin aims kawalang-layunin purposelessness Ang mga Layunin ng Edukasyon The Objectives of Education Tatlo ang layunin...

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TALUDTOD

ta·lúd·tod taludtod line in a poem Ano ang ibig sabihin ng taludtod? What does ‘taludtod’ mean? Ito ay linya sa loob ng tula. It is a line within a poem. Ang soneta ay binubuo ng labing-apat na...

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DALAHIRA

This is a rarely heard Tagalog word these days. da·la·hi·rà gossipy dalahirà provocative MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG dalahirà: mapagsabi ng lihim ng iba o tungkol sa búhay ng ibang tao dalahirà:...

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GARING

This is not a commonly used word in modern Filipino conversation. gáring ivory KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG gáring: matigas at maputîng bahagi ng pangil ng elepante gáring: anumang bagay na yarì sa garing,...

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HIYA

hi·yâ Walang hiya. Shameless. Walang hiya ka! You have no shame!   hi·yâ shame, disgrace, humiliation nahihiya to be shy, embarrassed Nahihiya ako. I’m shy. (I’m ashamed.) Nakakahiya. It’s embarrassing...

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MAGALING

root word: galíng magalíng good at a skill Magalíng akong mag-tenis. I play tennis well. Magalíng talaga siya. She/He is really good (at a skill). Magalíng ka na ba? Have you improved? (at a skill) Mas...

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LANTAD

lan·tád: in full view naglantad (past tense): exposed, revealed MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG lantád: madalîng mapansin o nakikíta nang ganap lantád: tahas at bukás, taimtim, lalo na sa pakikitúngo sa ibang...

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KAMANYANG

spelling variation: kamanyán ka·man·yáng frankincense ka·man·yáng storax ka·man·yáng styrax ginto, kamanyáng at mira gold, frankincense and myrrh Frankincense is an aromatic resin used in incense and...

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NAKAPAGDARAMDAM

root word: damdám nakapagdaramadamgrievous Causing grief, pain, sorrow or anguish. KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG nakapagdaramadam: nakahahapis, nakahahambal * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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KUWINTAS

This word is from the Spanish cuentas (meaning: beads). kuwintas necklace also spelled as kwintas in Tagalog spelled in other Philippine languages as kurintas mahabang kuwintas long necklace Bilhan mo...

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IBUYANGYANG

root word: buyangyáng to leave loose or unprotected MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG buyangyáng: lantad, bukaskas, hayag, hantad, litaw buyangyáng: nakalantad at walang proteksiyon, tulad sa pagbibilad ng...

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PALUMPONG

kumpol, langkay, buwig, pumpon pa·lum·póng bush palumpong shrub MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG palumpóng: halámang nabubúhay mula sa nalaglag na butó palumpóng: halámang matagal ang búhay, maliit kaysa...

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DIYOS

from the Spanish Dios, meaning God diyosa goddess Ay, Diyos ko. Oh, my God. Ay, Diyos ko po! Oh, my dear Lord! Diyos ko, Lord “juiceko” or “juice-colored” (slang expression) DNAB = Diyos na ang bahala!...

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SANDAAN

root words: isang daan (literal meaning: one hundred) san·da·án hundred sandaáng piso hundred pesos sandaang pisong kape hundred-peso coffee sandaán at apatnapung piso one hundred and forty pesos The...

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KALAMNAN

root word: lamán ka·lam·nán flesh ka·lam·nán meaty substance Kaanyuan at Kalamnan Form and Substance KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG kalamnán: bahaging malamán sa katawan ng tao o hayop * Visit us here at TAGALOG...

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