LUBANG
This is not such a commonly used word. lubang hilly land KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG lubang: baku-bako, maburol, burul-burol * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.
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lukmô: act of sitting uncomfortably nakalukmo: is seated uncomfortably * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.
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This is from the Spanish word armisticio. armistisyo armistice Sa panahon ng digmaan, ang armistisyo ay ang ipinagkasunduang pagtigil sa mga labanan sa pagitan ng dalawa o higit pang panig. During war,...
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luna; apat na linggo buwan month / moon buwan month buwan moon ang araw at buwan the sun and moon ang araw at buwan the day and month ang araw at ang buwan the sun and the moon ang araw at ang buwan...
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This word is from the Spanish junio. Hunyo June buwan ng Hunyo month of June ika-anim na buwan ng taon sixth month of the year sa Hunyo in June sa ika-lima ng Hunyo on the fifth of June sa unang Lunes...
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Lagusnilad = Lagusan sa Maynilad Now half-a-century old, it is considered one of the first underpasses to be built in the country, a landmark in the City of Manila. * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.
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pampanitikan o panliteraturang obra, katha, lathala; sulat, sinulat akda literary work akdain to compose a literary work may-akda / mayakda author Karapatan sa Akda Copyright inakda authored tulang...
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libák: insult, ridicule libakín: to ridicule nilibak: ridiculed panlilibak: the act of ridiculing Kailangan nang matigil ang kanilang panlilibak sa Pilipinas. Their ridiculing of the Philippines has to...
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Spelled as baranggay in phonetic Tagalog orthography. barangay smallest political unit in the Philippines, subdivision of a city or municipality barangay Filipino village, barrio, district, ward punong...
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Kasingkahulugan sa Tagalog: supling (offspring) anák child Make sure to differentiate the word anák from the word bata, which is also translated into English as ‘child’. anak someone’s offspring batà...
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kulíg, munting baboy, bulaw, buwík biík young suckling pig mga biík piglets baboy pig baboy damo wild boar anak ng baboy offspring of pig larong agawang-biik piglet-grabbing game BIIK Igik, igik,...
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This word is from the Spanish apellido. apelyido surname apelyido last name Anong apelyido mo? What’s your last name? Anong apelyido niya? What’s his/her last name? Isulat mo dito ang apelyido mo....
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bango o baho; alingasaw, sangsang, sanghid; halimuyak, aroma, samyo, alimusom; antot, bantot, anggo, lansa, angi amoy smell, odor Paamoy. Let me smell (it). mabahong amoy a bad smell magandang amoy...
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The Tagalog word po is added to sentences in order to show respect to older people. Salamat. Thanks. Salamat po. Thank you. Tuloy ka. Enter. Tuloy po kayo. Please come in. Ako. Me. Ako po. Me, sir. Oo....
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root word: katníg Ano ang pangatnig? What is a conjunction? Kataga o salitang nag-uugnay sa dalawang salita, parirala o sugnay na pinagsusunud-sunod sa pangungusap. In English, a conjunction is a word...
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amoy ng isda lansá smell of fish malansá fishy (smelling of fish) Malansa ang kamay ko. My hands smell of fish. Ang lansá ng amoy! So fishy the smell. This word refers to more of a literally fishy...
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pata; bahagi ng katawan na tumutuntong sa lupa paá foot mga paá feet paa ng hayop animal’s foot, paw paa ng manok chicken feet bakas ng paa footprint, foot print Ilan ang paa ng aso? How many feet does...
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This word is from the Spanish verb meaning ‘to roast.’ asar verbally irritate, annoy or vex; to tease Huwag mo akong asarin. Don’t irritate me. Inaasar na naman ni Pedro si Juan. Peter is annoying John...
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tagal ng panahon, laon, haba ng oras na nagdaraan lawig long duration lumawig to prolong palawigin to extend the time patagalin to make longer pakalawigan to take a long time in doing This Tagalog word...
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As an adjective, the Tagalog word samâ means something bad. As a verb, sama means to go along with. samâ, adj bad, evil, wicked Masamâ ito. This is bad. masamang dugô bad blood masamang damo “bad...
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