NGALAY
ngálay: numbness, fatigue MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG ngáalay: pagod ng kamay, balikat at masel ng paa ngálay: ngawit, ngimay, pitig, manhid, himanday, mítig ngálay: pamamanhid ng paa o kamay, o iba pang...
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nagagahis, nagahis, magagahis, ginagahis ga·hís, adj subdued, overpowered MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG gahís: ginapi ng lakas o kapangyarihan gahís: ginahasa, pinagsamantalahan gahís: sumalungat o tumanggi...
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The sound of masticating something crunchy. Also used to describe the sound of teeth grinding while a person is asleep. la·ngut·ngót spelling variation: yangutngót MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG langutngót:...
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This word is from the Spanish mentís. min·tís dud nagmintis missed target MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG mintís: hindi tumama o hindi natupad ang plano mintís: sumala sa oras o panahon mintís: hindi tumama...
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This word is from the Spanish proceso. pro·sé·so process ang proséso the process Prosesong Sikolohikal ng Pagbasa Psychological Process of Reading MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG proséso: sistematikong serye...
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mapangamkam, maimbot, sakim, ganid ga·há·man Filipino slang for ‘greedy’ mga pulitikong gahaman politicians who are greedy A standard Tagalog word for ‘greedy’ is sakim, as in selfish. One who is...
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This is not a commonly used word in Filipino conversation. lukob / paglukob: act of shletering one’s young (birds) lukób: sheltered, protected MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG lukob: yupyop, halimhim, lukop,...
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lalo, higit, mas; muna, hanggang ngayon pa, adv more, still, even This is another Tagalog word that is hard to translate exactly into English. A few examples may help in understanding how it’s used....
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gayundin; man, din; uli, pati; nawa na·mán, adv also, too, really The Tagalog word naman is very hard to translate into English. It can be used to contrast, to soften requests or to give emphasis....
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This word has at least two meanings in standard dictionaries. talà bright star, planet maningning na talà shining star talang maningning shining star talâ list, record, note naitala was recorded,...
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iyak o pagluhang malakas tangis weeping tumangis mourn, lament manangis weep, wail panangis wailing (as a noun) luhang tinangis-tangis tears wept itinatangis, tinangisan, magsitangis The more common...
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This word has at least two different meanings. Aba! an interjection Aba, siyempre! Well, of course! Oo. Yes. Aba, oo! “Hell, yeah!” The Tagalog exclamation Aba! is also used to express admiration...
View ArticleKAMANYANG
spelling variation: kamanyán ka·man·yáng MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG kamanyáng: alinman sa punongkahoy o palumpong (genus Styrax) na may pahabâng kumpol ng putîng bulaklak kamanyáng: mabangong resin o...
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This word is from the Spanish contradicción. kon·tra·dik·si·yón contradiction MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG kontradiksiyón: pahayag na sumasalungat kontradiksiyón: isang pahayag, panukala, o parirala na...
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This word is reportedly from the Mexican Spanish porristas (meaning: cheerleaders, fans, supporters). a·li·pó·res henchman alipores blind follower mga alipores one’s menial workers spelling variations:...
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This word is from the Spanish potencial. po·ten·si·yál potential Mga Potensyal na Sagabal sa Komunikasyon Potential Barriers in Communication MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG potensiyál: kapasidad upang...
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This word is from the Spanish quintal. kintál 100 kilograms kintal seal, mark kintal imprint, impression ikintál to seal nakintal was sealed sa puso’y was impressed on the heart MGA KAHULUGAN SA...
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root word: tísod talisod stumble, trip Ingat. Baka matalisod ka. Careful. You might trip. natalisod tripped Natalisod ako. I tripped. MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG tísod: pagtama ng isang paa sa isang bagay...
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