BALIW
ba·líw baliw deranged, lunatic, crazy, insane, psycho isang baliw a psycho Sino ang baliw? Who’s the crazy one? ang natutuwang baliw the happy lunatic Sino ang tunay na baliw? Who’s the real psycho?...
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Mokong is a light-hearted Filipino term for “idiot” or “moron.” mokong doofus mokong lousy dresser (old usage) tanga blunt term for “stupid” Ang guwapo ng mga mokong na ito. These idiots are handsome....
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tung·gák tunggák stupid tunggák foolish Tunggák! Idiot! MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG tunggák: pagtataas ng ulo ng ahas o pag-aangat ng isda ng ulo mula sa tubig tunggák: mahinà ang ulo o nahihirapan o...
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This word is from the Spanish language. bóbo stupid, idiotic bóbo unintelligent, obtuse istudyanteng bóbo stupid student bobong istudyante stupid student Bóbo ka talaga. You’re really stupid. Ang bóbo...
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balasa: shuffling (of playing cards) Binalasa ko ang mga baraha. I shuffled the cards. MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG balasa: pagsuksok sa baraha balasa: pagbabago nagbabalasa * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.
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This slang word is possibly from the word tukmol. tamulmolidiot tamulmolfool Spelling variation: tamulmul * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.
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This word is from the Japanese どろぼう (dorobō), meaning “thief.” do·ró·bo bum do·ró·bo pickpocket spelling variation: dorrobo MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG doróbo: mágnanákaw doróbo: taguri sa batà,...
View ArticleMANYAKIS
This word is derived from the English ‘sex maniac.’ manyakis pervert mga manyakis perverts Mukha kang manyakis. You look like a sex maniac. Mukhang manyakis ang bagong dating. The newcomer looks like a...
View ArticleLUKSONG-LUBID
Luksong Lubid = Jump Rope, Skipping Rope Bilang ng manlalaro: 3-6 Baitang: V-VI Saan nilalaro: Palaruan o Gym Isang lubid na may 4 – 5 metro ang haba at kalahating pulgada ang laki ang gagamitin sa...
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gi·ít giit (noun) insistence; assertion; persistent asking igiit (iginigiit, iginiit, igigiit) verb insist on; persist; obtrude; force one’s way maggiit (naggigiit, naggiit, maggigiit) verb affirm;...
View ArticleKALAPATI
Known as paloma in Spanish. 🕊 ka·la·pá·ti kalapati dove kalapati pigeon mga kalapati doves, pigeons mga kalapating iba-ibang kulay doves of different colors kalapating mababa ang lipad low-flying dove...
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de·ro·ga·tór·yo derogatóryoderogatory MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG derogatóryo: mapanirà; nakasisirà derogatóryo: mapanghamak * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.
View ArticlePAPEL
This word is from the Spanish language. papél paper pamanahong papel term paper papel de liha sandpaper papeles legal papers Kailangan ko ng papel. I need paper. Naubusan ako ng papel. I ran out of...
View ArticleMABUHAY
ma·bú·hay Mabúhay! “Come alive!” As an exclamation, the Tagalog word Mabúhay is used akin to the Japanese Banzai, the Spanish ¡Viva! or the French Vive! Mabuhay is also used to welcome visitors...
View ArticleBUNSO
bun·sô bunsô youngest child in the family bunsô youngest child in the group ang aking bunsô my youngest child pinakabunso the very youngest Sino ang bunsô? Who’s the youngest? ang kanilang bunsong anak...
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This Filipino word is derived from the Fookien Chinese ko-a (“eldest brother”). kú·ya older brother ang kuya ko my older brother ang aking kuya my older brother ang kuya mo your older brother ang iyong...
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This Filipino word is from the Fookien Chinese a-tsì (“eldest sister”). áte older sister ang áte ko my older sister ang aking áte my older sister ang áte mo your older sister ang iyong áte your older...
View ArticleKUWARESMA
This word is from the Spanish Cuaresma. Ku·wa·rés·ma Kuwarésma is the 40 weekdays observed by Christians as a season of fasting and penitence in preparation for Easter. The word refers to the period of...
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sí·bol síbol spring of water síbol growth, sprout sumibol to germinate tagsiból sprouting season (spring) MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG síbol: pagtubò ng tanim na binhi síbol: katulad na pagtubò ng balbas o...
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This word is from the Spanish marzo. Már·so Marso March buwan ng Marso month of March Anong meron sa Marso? What’s there in March? Anong gagawin mo sa Marso? What will you do in March? sa buwan ng...
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