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LABIS

labis: surplus, extra, excess labis: excessive, too much labis: leftover labis (adverb): greatly, deeply, intensely Bakit Labis Kitang Mahal Why I Love You Too Much kalabisan: surplus; redundancy...

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ANLUWAGE

Most Filipinos now use the Spanish-derived word karpintero. anluwage carpenter lalakeng anluwage male carpenter anluwageng gumagawa ng muwebles carpenter who makes furniture A skilled worker who makes,...

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PUSTA

This word is from the Spanish posta or apuesto. pus·tá bet, wager Heto ang pusta ko. Here’s my bet/wager. Pusta ko: tatlong piso. My wager: three pesos. Pusta ko, mananalo ka. My bet is that you’ll...

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KABARET

This word is ultimately from the French. The Spanish translation is cabaré. ká·ba·rét kábarétcabaret The Filipino pronunciation likely came from a visual transliteration of the English word. Cabaret is...

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SUGALAN

This word is from the Spanish jugar. su·gá·lan sugálan gambling den KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG sugálan: pook na pinagsusugalan * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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LAKET

This is a transliteration into Tagalog of the English word. laket locket A locket is a small ornamental case, typically made of gold or silver, worn around a person’s neck on a chain and used to hold...

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MABUWAY

root word: búway mabuwáyunstable mabuwáyweak, unsteady Mabuway ang kalagayan ng kapayapaang pandaigdig. The state of world peace is fragile. * Not to be confused with mabuhay. KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG...

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BUHONG

bu·hóng buhóng wicked This isn’t such a commonly used word. MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG buhóng: masamâ ang pag-iisip at gawain; walang moralidad buhóng: kontrabida (tao na masamâ) * Visit us here at...

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TATSIHAN

This is not a commonly used word at all. tatsihan trigonometry tatsuloktriangle kaduhainisosceles bagtasanvertex takadbase KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG trígonometríya: sangay ng matematika ukol sa ugnayan ng...

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AKAPULKO

This word is from the Spanish acapulco. a·ka·púl·ko akapúlkoringworm bush scientific name: Cassia alata For fungal infections like ringworm, tinea flava and eczema: crush the leaves to extract the...

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AGUHO

See agoho agaho, ago, agoho, angol, go-o Scientific name: Causirina equisetifolia MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG aguhò, aguhô: tuwid at laging-lungting punongkahoy na 30 metro ang taas, may mga tíla karayom...

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LAGLAG

In October 2015, there was the laglag-bala controversy in the Philippines, in which bullets (bala) were reportedly being planted or dropped by airport staff into the luggage of unsuspecting travelers...

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ALAGAW

Also commonly spelled as alagao and even as alagau. Alagaw is a plant whose leaves are known for herbal properties. Its scientific name is Premna odorata. dahon ng alagaw alagao leaf puno ng alagaw...

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ALAS-KUWATRO

This word is from the Spanish a las cuatro (meaning: four o’clock). a·lás-ku·wá·tro alás-kuwátromarvel of Peru scientific name: Mirabilis jalapa The flowers of this plant bloom at 4:00 pm. The leaves...

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PURGA

This word is from the Spanish language. pur·gá purga purge purga purgative purga laxative used to increase bowel movement pamurga something used as a laxative pampurga something used as a laxative MGA...

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ALUGBATI

Alugbati is a fast-growing, soft-stemmed vine. It can reach 10 meters (33 feet) in length. a·lug·bá·ti Alugbati can be easily identified by its thick reddish-purple stems, which are used in Philippine...

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AMPALAYA

scientific name: Momordica charantia ampalaya bitter melon ampalaya bitter gourd isang uri ng gulay na mapait a type of bitter vegetable dahon ng ampalaya leaves of the bitter melon The plant is a vine...

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BALATONG-ASO

ba·lá·tong-á·so balátong-ásocoffee senna scientific name: Cassia occidentalis The seeds are roasted alone or mixed with coffee beans and used as a coffee substitute. The resulting tea supposedly helps...

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BANABA

scientific name: Lagerstroemia speciosa In the United States, you can buy banaba tea from the Philippines via our affiliate relationship with Amazon! #aff Banaba is reportedly good for relieving...

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BAYABAS

This word is from the Spanish guayaba. ba·yá·bas guava mga bayábas guavas scientific name: Psidium guajava The fruit can range in size from small to large, and in shape from very round to oval. The...

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