AWIT
kanta, melodya, tono, kansiyon, musika; hiling, hingi awit song awitin common songs awiting bayan folk song, folksong umawit to sing awitan, n song contest awitan, v to sing to someone Awitan mo ako....
View ArticleKAPAGDAKA
root words: kapag + daka kapagdáka right away kapagdáka immediately kapagdáka all of a sudden KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG kapagdáka: agád Kapagdaka ay nawala ang kaba sa kanyang dibdib. Habang hinihintay ang...
View ArticlePILIBUSTERO
This is from the Spanish word filibustero, meaning “freebooter” or “pirate.” In the Philippines, the word pilibustero is understood in the context of the title of a famous novel by national hero Jose...
View ArticleIMBAK
imbak: pagtitipon ng anumang bagay imbak: ang bagay na tinago (laluna nag pagkain) para sa drataing na panahon, tininggal, sinimpan mag-imbák to store, conserve imbakan storage place nakaimbak is...
View ArticleSUKAB
This is a fairly obscure Tagalog word not commonly used in conversation. sukáb: treacherous sukabín: to pry open an oyster MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG sukab: taksil, palamara, lilo, kuhila, salupika...
View ArticleDULÂ
Ang dula ay akdang pampanitikan na nahahati sa ilang yugto kung saan ang bawat yugto ay maraming eksena. A play is a literary work that is divided into acts in which each act has many scenes. dulà play...
View ArticleTAMPALASAN
wicked, perverse, destructive tampalasan villainous taong tampalasan villain, knave katalampasanan villainy KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG tampalasan: buhong, pusong walang pakundangan, sukab tampalasan:...
View ArticleMAPAGSUKAB
root word: sukab KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG mapagsukab: mapagtaksil, mapaglilo Itong huling pangungusap ni Don Pedrong mapagsukab, pikit-mata nang kinagat ni Don Diegong napabulag. Inumog na si Don Juan at...
View ArticleKUMANDILI
root word: kandili kandili caring, providing support kandiliin to care for someone less fortunate kinakandili caring for someone weaker kinandili took care for someone kumakandili is caring for someone...
View ArticleLINSAD
linsád: dislocated, derailed KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG linsád: naalis sa wastong pagkakalagay o pagkakahugpong, gaya ng nalinsad na butó o nalinsad na riles ng tren linsád: deskaril ilinsád, linsarín,...
View ArticleNAGPAPANDAY
root word: panday nagpapanday is forging nagpapanday forges To forge is to make or shape (a metal object) by heating it in a fire or furnace and beating or hammering it. KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG...
View ArticleLAKWATSERO
This word is from the Spanish phrase hacer la cuacha. lakwatsa truancy lakwatsero frequently truant person lakwatsero wandering person * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.
View ArticleAMPUTIK
Amputik is a non-standard joining of the two words ang (meaning: the) and putik (meaning: mud). Ang putik! So muddy! It is used as a euphemism for the vulgar slang word amputa. * Visit us here at...
View ArticleKURA
This word is from the Spanish cura. kura priest kura pastor MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG kúra: pari kurà: piknik malapit sa look, ilog, at katulad * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.
View ArticleSASAL
sasál: sudden attack of pain; fury KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG sasál: tindi ng sakít, kalamidad, at damdamin sumasasal * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.
View ArticleLASOG
lasóg: (adjective) pulled apart nalasog: was pulled apart MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG lasóg: sa larangan ng medisina, isang paraan ng paggamot sa singaw sa bibig nalasog lasóg: nagkapira-piraso ;...
View ArticleKITA
The Tagalog word kita has many different meanings and pronunciations. In the phrase Mahal kita (I love you), mahal means “love” and kita means “I to you”. Gusto kita. I like you. Aalagaan kita. I’ll...
View ArticleMINAGALING
root word: galing minagaling better Minagaling pa ang basag kaysa baong walang lamat. Better a broken piece that the whole without crack. This is an old word. Filipinos these days are more likely to...
View ArticlePEBRERO
This word is from the Spanish febrero. Pebrero February buwan ng Pebrero month of February ika-14 ng Pebrero 14th of February Araw ng mga Puso Day of Hearts Maligayang Araw ng mga Puso! Happy Day of...
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