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NAITAGO

root word: tago naitago was able to hide * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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KABAG

kabag stomach gas pain kabag flatulence kinabag was afflicted with flatulence Baka kabagin sa katatawa… Might be afflicted with flatulence from laughing utot fart umutot farted nakakabag kabág  fruit...

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SAYO

You will not find this in standard dictionaries. This “word” is actually two words — sa + iyo (to you). It’s more frequently shortened as sayo on social media and in text messages. Para sayo to. Para...

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SAKIT

kirot, antak, hapdi; karamdaman sakit pain, illness May sakit ka ba? Are you sick? Anong sakit mo? What are you sick with? May sakit ako. I’m sick. masakit painful, sore Saan masakit? Where does it...

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PAGBUBUHAY

root word: buhay (“life”) pagbubuhay = way of living = lifestyle pagbubuhay revival = bringing to life pagbubuhay-marangya ostentatious lifestyle pagbubuhay-hari living as a king = royal lifestyle...

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PARADAHAN

root word: parada, from the Spanish parar paradahan parking lot paradahan a place to park paradahan ng bus bus stop paradahan ng mg dyipni where jeepneys park ipinarada parked, paraded pinarada ang mga...

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TAWIRAN

root word: tawid (meaning: to cross) táwiran crossing point táwiran crosswalk A place where you cross over a river or a road can be called a táwiran. Ang pangunahing tawiran sa magkabilang pampang ng...

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BANTULOT

Kahulugan sa Tagalog: atubili, urung-sulong, alanganin, natitigilan, nag-uulik-ulik bantulot hesitant bantulot reluctant nagbabantulot is being hesitant magbantulot to act with doubt nagbantulot,...

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TAO

bawat isa sa sangkatauhan tao person Ikaw ay mabuting tao. You are a good person. Tao po. “Person here.” = Knock, knock mga tao people taong marupok fragile person mga taong may damdamin people with...

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TARHETA

This word is from the Spanish tarjeta. tarheta card tarheta postal postcard Very few people today use this Spanish-derived word. Most Filipinos now simply use the English word as is. Transliterated...

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EPIKO

Ano ang Epiko? What is an epic? Ang epiko ay tulang pasalaysay na nagsasaad ng kabayanihan ng pangunahing tauhan na nagtataglay ng katangiang nakahihigit sa karaniwang tao na kadalasan siya’y buhat sa...

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SA

The Tagalog word sa is a preposition that can mean to, at, in, for or on, depending on the context. * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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LUNES

This is from the Spanish word lunes. Lunes Monday Lunes Santo Holy Monday (the Monday before Easter Sunday) sa susunod na Lunes next Monday nakaraang Lunes previous Monday noong nakaraang Lunes last...

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AGHAM

The Spanish-derived Filipino word for ‘science’ is siyensiya (siyensya). agham science agham pangkompyuter computer science aghambilang, aghambuhay (not in current use) mathematics, biology...

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MARANGYA

marangya: flamboyant, flashy, ostentatious namumuhay nang marangya: living ostentatiously KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG marangya: magarbo, maringal marangya: palalo, hambog * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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PASISIIL

The root word siil by itself is not common at all; however, its conjugated form pasisiil is very familiar to every Filipino because it is one of the words in the national anthem. It is in the second...

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LINANG

This is a rarely used native Tagalog word, though it does appear in standard dictionaries. lináng farm maglináng to cultivate nilinang cultivated kalinangán cultivation kalinangán civilization...

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PANGIT

di-maganda, masamang itsura o anyo; di-maayos na kayarian pangit  ugly Pangit ba ako? Am I ugly? Pangit ka. You’re ugly. Ang pangit mo! You’re so ugly! Panget ng aso mo… Your dog’s ugly… Pinaka-pangit...

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AGOSTO

AgostoAugust Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa sa Pilipinas National Language Month in the Philippines Magkita tayo sa Agosto. Let’s see each other in August. Kailan sa Agosto? When in August? sa unang araw ng...

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NANLULUMO

root word: lumo nanlulumo feeling depressed nanlulumo feeling fatigued Bigla akong nanlumo. I suddenly became depressed. Nanlumo sila sa kanilang nabasa. They became crestfallen at what they read....

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