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BUGAW

There are two separate definitions for this word — one as a noun, the other as a verb. bú·gaw, n a pimp, a go-between Kasama ng búgaw ang kanyang mga alaga. The pimp is with his pets (women under his...

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TAG-INIT

root word: ínit (meaning: heat) tag-i·nít tag-inít“hot season” tag-inítsummer The “summer” months in the Philippines are roughly from February to May. In contrast, summer in the United States is in...

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ALPABETO

This word is from the Spanish alfabéto. al·pa·bé·toalphabet Ang modernong alpabetong Filipino ay binubuo ng dalawampu’t-walong (28) letra. The modern Filipino alphabet is made up of twenty-eight (28)...

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SAMSAM

samsám: confiscation, seizure KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG pagsamsám: sapilitang pagkuha ng mga ari-arian ng ibang tao ang ari-ariang nasamsam sinasamsam, nasasamsam, sinamsam para masamsam ang mga armas o...

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TATAK

ta·ták tatak stamp, seal tatak brand (on animals) tatak ng daliri “stamp of finger” tatak-daliri fingerprint (just use the English) tatak-koreo postmark tatak Pilipino Filipino brand = the mark of a...

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PASIMADA

This is a made-up Tagalog word for “toothpaste,” which does not have an actual equivalent in the local language. Most Filipinos simply use the English word “toothpaste” although Filipino pronunciation...

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PADALA

root word: dalá padala something sent tagapadala sender padalhan to send to someone Ipadala mo ito sa kanila. Send this to them. Paano ko ipapadala ito? How will I send this? Ano ang ipapadala ko? What...

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MARKA

This word is from the Spanish marca. marká mark marká grade ang mga markang nakuha nila sa mga pagsusulit the marks they got in the tests ang mga markang nakuha ko sa katapusan ng semestre the grades I...

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DAYAPER

This is a transliteration into Tagalog of the English word. dá·ya·pér dáyapérdisposable diaper The brand Pampers has been so popular in the Philippines that it is common to refer to any brand of...

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PAGKIT

PAG·KÍT 1. beeswax 2. floor wax 3. adhesive substance 4. any substance with a sticky texture pagkit ng ngipin = toothpaste BEESWAX is is a natural wax produced by honey bees. It is widely used as a...

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ERENSIYA

This word is from the Spanish herencia. e·ren·si·yá erensiyáinheritance erensiyáheredity KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG erensiyá: mána MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG mána: anumang isinasalin o ibinibigay ng magulang...

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LAMPIN

lam·pín lampin diaper nilampinan ang bata “diapered” the child Nilampinan ko ang sanggol. I put a diaper on the infant. Many Filipinos now use the brand name “Pampers” in a generic sense. Kailangan...

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ALANG-ALANG

á·lang-á·lang álang-álangregard, consideration isaalang-alangto take into consideration isaalang-alang mulito reconsider isinaalang-alang ang mga pangkalahatang layunin ng bansa took into consideration...

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KAIGA-IGAYA

root word: igaya kaigayahan delight, charm maigaya to be attracted, induced kaiga-igaya delightful kaiga-igayang tingnan a delight to look at pagkaigaya MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG igáya: lugód (kasiyahan...

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SONETO

Ano ang Soneto? soneto sonnet (poem of 14 lines)   Ito’y tulang liriko na binubuo ng labing-apat (14) na taludturan na hinggil sa damdamin at kaisipan. Ito’y nakikilala sa matinding kaisahan ng sukat...

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INTERNET

This word is from the English language. ín·ter·nét Internet Below are a few internet-related words that were coined in order for there to be equivalents to foreign technical terms. Filipinos rarely use...

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POOK-SAPOT

This is a neologism (newly coined term) made by those who insist that there be a “native” Tagalog translation for every English word. It is sometimes misspelled without a hyphen, like pooksapot. Most...

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KATERPILAR

This is a transliteration into Filipino of the English word. ká·ter·pí·lar katerpilar caterpillar The Tagalog word for ‘caterpillar’ is higad, which often refers to the hairy species Euproctis...

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UOD

ulay, uhod uod any worm-like creature mga uod wormy creatures inuod to be infested with worms Inuod ang halaman. The plant was blighted by worm-like creatures. (likely caterpillars or larvae) The...

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LARBA

This is a transliteration into Tagalog of the English word. lár·ba larbalárva A larva is a distinct juvenile form many animals undergo before metamorphosis into adults. The plural form of this English...

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