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GUMAMIT

root word: gamit gumamit to use Gumamit ka ng kutsilyo. Use a knife. gumamit used Gumamit ako ng tinidor. I used a fork. * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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GUMAWA

root word: gawa gumawa make Gumawa sila ng bangka. They made a boat Gumawa ka ng paraan. Find a way. gumawa made Gumawa ako ng paraan. I found a way. Gumawa sila ng tabernakulo. They made a tabernacle....

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MATUWAIN

root word: tuwa matuwain cheerful matuwaing bata cheerful child matuwaing matanda cheerful old person * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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MAYBAHAY

root words: may + bahay maybahay housewife maybahay wife ang maybahay ko my wife ang aking maybahay my wife The gender-neutral word for “spouse” is asawa. ang asawa ko my spouse ang aking asawa  my...

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LUNES

from the Spanish word lunes Lunes Monday Lunes Santo Holy Monday (the Monday before Easter Sunday) sa susunod na Lunes next Monday nakaraang Lunes previous Monday noong nakaraang Lunes last Monday...

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TINDERO

from the Spanish tendero tindero male shopkeeper tindero male grocer tindero a man who sells things tindero ng bigas rice seller mga tindero ng gulay vegetable grocers Sinungaling ang tinderong ‘yan....

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BAGKUS

Non-standard spelling variation: bagkos bagkus even more, on the contrary Dapat ay kinampihan mo ako, bagkus tumawa ka pa. You should’ve supported me; instead, you went as far as to laugh. * Visit us...

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GUWAPO

from the Spanish guapo guwapo / gwapo Guwapo ba ako? Am I handsome? Ang guwapo mo! You’re handsome! Ang guwapo mo talaga. You’re really so handsome. Ang gwapo n’ya! He’s so handsome! Ang gwapo n’ya...

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TUGMÁ

magkasundo, magkaayos; kasintunog, ugma tugmâ rhyme magtugma to rhyme, harmonize, match katugma in rhyme with, to be on good terms with tugmaang pambata children’s rhyme = nursery rhyme tugmaang...

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ANEKDOTA

from the Spanish word anécdota, ultimately from the Greek anekdota anecdote Ano ang anekdota? What is an anecdote? Ito ay maikling kuwento ng isang nakakawiling insidente sa buhay ng isang tao. It is a...

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PAMAYPAY

root word: paypay pamaypay something used as a fan These fans can be used at a traditional wedding or any wedding for that matter where it’s hot and the guests would appreciate some fanning action....

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BANGUNGOT

possible root words: bangon (to rise) + ungol (moan) bangungot nightmare masamang panaginip bad dream mababangong bangungot fragrant nightmares bangungutin to have a nightmare Binangungot ako. I had a...

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BITUIN

Bituin is a native Tagalog word that’s a beautiful name for girls. bituin star mga bituin stars bituin sa langit star in the sky mga bituin sa langit stars in the sky bituing kumikislap shining star...

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PAROL

from the Spanish farol, meaning “lantern” Ang parol ay mahalagang bahagi ng Kapaskuhan. The Filipino lantern is an important part of the Christmas season. Ang pagsabit ng parol ay tradisyong minana...

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GULONG

ruweda; aksiyon o mosyong paikot, ikit ng anumang bilog gulóng wheel gulóng ng kotse car wheel reserbang gulóng spare tire gulóng ng buhay wheel of life gulóng ng palad wheel of  fate (=wheel of...

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TIYAKAD

tiyakad: tayakad tiyakád stilt(s) KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG tiyakad: dalawang pirasong kahoy na may tuntungan at ginagamit sa paglakad * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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NOBYEMBRE

Ika-labing-isang buwan ng taon. Eleventh month of the year. Nobyembre 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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PASKO

from the Spanish Pascua  Paskó Christmas namamasko Christmas-ing namamasko wassailing pamaskó Christmas gift Paskong tuyo is a “dry” Christmas without any gifts. It is an impoverished Christmas when...

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SALAMAT

One of the most basic Tagalog words to learn! salamat thanks When addressing an older person, add po at the end. Salamat po. Thank you. (formal) Maraming salamat. Many thanks. / Thank you very much....

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NANG

This is a conjunction. nang when, so that Nagulat ako nang nakita ko sila. I was shocked when I saw them. Kumain ka, nang (sa ganoon ay) hindi ka magutom. Eat, so that you won’t go hungry. The word...

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