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KAMALIG

ka·má·lig kamalig granary kamalig warehouse kamalig  storehouse for threshed grain kamalig  rice storage building Noong dati, ang Gitnang Luzon ang kinikilalang kamalig ng bansa. Central Luzon used to...

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KARAGATAN

root word: dagat ka·ra·ga·tán ocean Ang dagat ay isang malaking anyong tubig na mas maliit sa karagatan. The sea is a large body of water that’s smaller than an ocean. Karagatang Pasipiko Pacific Ocean...

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HUMAYO

root word: háyo Ang Babaeng Humayo The Woman Who Left humáyo to trend away humáyo depart, go away MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG háyo: pangkalahatang direksiyon ng ilog, daan, at iba pa háyo: pangkalahatang...

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HAYO

This word has multiple meanings listed in standard dictionaries. Háyo! Sulong! Lakad! Sige! Forward! Walk! Go Ahead! Ang Babaeng Humayo The Woman Who Left MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG háyo: pangkalahatang...

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KATIKATERA

Ano ang ibig sabihin ng salitang ito? MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG Babaeng malikot. Babaeng kinakati. Ang salitang ugat ng KATIkatera ay katí (“itch” sa English). Pakiramdam sa katawan ng tao o ng hayop na...

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SUGATAN

root word: súgat (meaning: wound) su·gá·tan su·ga·tán Two different meanings depending on the accented syllable: sugátan(verb)to wound ang mga sugatán(noun/adjective)the wounded MGA KAHULUGAN SA...

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BOLPEN

This is a transliteration into Tagalog of the English word. bolpen ballpen mga bolpen ballpens bolpeng walang tinta ballpen without ink isang magandang bolpen one beautiful pen bolpen at papel pen and...

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LISENSIYA

This word is from the Spanish licencia. li·sén·si·yá license mga walang lisensiyang baril unlicensed guns spelling variations: lisensya, lisensyang MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG lisénsiyá: pahintulot o layà...

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KATI

This word can have different meanings. katí itchiness makatí itchy There is a Philippine-made ointment called Katialis whose name literally means “itch removal.” It’s usually available on Amazon for...

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GIGIL

pronounced GHEE-gheel, not jee-jeel * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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KARIKATURA

This word is from the Spanish caricatura. ka·ri·ka·tú·racaricature MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG karikatúra: dibuhong satiriko na may pagta-tanghal ng eksaheradong katangian ng isang tao karikatúra: katawa...

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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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ELEHIYA

non-standard spelling variations: eliheya, eleheya, elihiya * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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HINABLOT

root word: hablót hinablot grabbed hinablot snatched Hinablot mo ang puso ko. You grabbed hold of my heart. Hinablot ng magnanakaw ang pitaka ko. The thief snatched my wallet. MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG...

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GRIPO

This word is from the Spanish grifo. grí·po gripo faucet mga gripo faucets tubig water mga bahagi ng gripo parts of a faucet gripong gumagana working faucet gumaganang gripo faucet that is in operation...

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PAWATAS

root word: watás pawatas infinitive pariralang pawatas infinitive phrase anyong pawatas ng pandiwa infinitive form of a verb  Halimbawa:  Ano ang pawatas ng naglinis? Ang pawatas ng “naglinis” ay...

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GAYUMA

ga·yú·ma gayúma love potion, love spell, love charm gayuma allurement magayuma to be charmed Mukhang nagayuma si Pedro. Looks like Peter was put under a love spell. Ginayuma mo ba si Ana? Did you cast...

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USOG

Usóg is a Filipino superstition that attributes an illness to the greeting of a stranger. It is believed that young children are susceptible to usóg. If after encountering a stranger, a child develops...

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BAYANIHAN

root word: bayani ba·ya·ní·han community spirit Bayanihan is a shared group activity, such as working together to move a nipa house. It embodies the enthusiasm in helping one’s neighbors, from being...

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HAMBOG

* different in meaning from the English “humbug” ham·bóg descriptive word for a person, especially a man, who boasts a lot hambóg smug about himself, arrogant Ang Tatlong Hambóg The Three Blowhards...

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