LUMAGAPAK
root word: lagapák lu·ma·ga·pák lumagapákto thud Drop noisily / loudly. MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG Bumagsak nang malakas at maingay. * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.
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gi·lá·las gilálasamazement gilálasastonishment MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG gilalás: takáng-taká; namanghâ gilálas: malakíng gúlat o anumang pagdudulot ng gúlat o taká gilálas: damdaming bunga ng malakíng...
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This word is from the Spanish decreto. dek·ré·todecree mga dekrétodecrees dekretong amnestiyaamnesty decree A decree is an authoritative order having the force of law. KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG dekréto:...
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root word: ánib u·má·nib umánibto join with To ally with. MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG Sumáma, sumánib, sumapì. * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.
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root word: laban (meaning: fight) ka·lá·bancompetitor mga kalábancompetitors mga kalában komy competitors kalábanopponent mga kalábanopponents ang aking mga kalábanmy opponents MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG...
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This word has at least two distinct definitions in the dictionary. kabán: chest for clothes kabán: dry measure of 25 gantas You will offer hear the phrase kaban ng bayan in the news. This can be...
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This word is from the Spanish banderita (meaning: small flag or small pennant). banderita: a small pennant used as a colorful trimming in fiesta banners This Filipino word is used in plural form most...
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This word is from the Spanish language. rénta rent parentahan to lease, rent out MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG rénta: upa sa isang bagay na ginagamit na pag-aari ng iba Wala kang rentang babayaran kapag...
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This word is 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...
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This word is from the Spanish farol (meaning: “lantern”). As early as August, the Christmas stars begin to appear in the starmakers’ shops. Because they have to make so many Christmas lanterns, the...
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root word: Pasko (meaning: Christmas) Kapaskuhan Christmas season Kapaskuhan Yuletide ngayong Kapaskuhan this Christmas season pagsapit ng Kapaskuhan arrival of Christmas season ang pagdiriwang ng...
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kag·yát kagyat instantly kagyat immediate kagya’t suddenly Ang Estado ay dapat maglaan ng kagyat at sapat na pangangalaga, mga benepisyo, at iba pang mga anyo ng tulong sa mga beterano ng digmaan. The...
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This word is from the Spanish language. It is not commonly used in Philippine conversation. The English translation is “stern” or “poop.” pó·pa stern In naval architecture, a poop deck is a deck that...
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root word: siklab pa·sik·lá·ban pasiklában Competition to outshine each other. KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG pasiklában: laro o paligsahan sa kayabangan Kung sinong mananalo sa pasiklabang ito’y siyang may...
View ArticleKAGILA-GILALAS
root word: gilálas ka·gi·lá-gi·la·lás kagilá-gilalás“fantastic” Odd; causing amazement. Something that makes you go “Whoa.” MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG kagilá-gilalás: kakaiba o kataká-taká ang anyo...
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This word is from the Spanish decreto. dek·ré·todecree mga dekrétodecrees dekretong amnestiyaamnesty decree A decree is an authoritative order having the force of law. KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG dekréto:...
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lampungan: caterwauling A shrill howling or wailing noise like that made by cats. kalampungan: someone with whom you make amorous noises MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG lampóng: maingay na pagliligawan ng mga...
View ArticleKURIPOT
ku·rí·pot kuripot, adj stingy, miserly kuripot, n a miser Kuripot ka talaga. You’re really stingy. You’re a real miser. Huwag kang kuripot. Don’t be stingy. Huwag kang maging kuripot. Don’t be a miser....
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