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UNIPORMIDAD

This word is from the Spanish uniformidad. u·ní·por·mí·dad uniformity MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG unípormídad : pagiging iisa o magkakatulad sa anyo at katangian * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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BUMALISBIS

root word: balisbis Bumalisbis ang tubig mula sa kabundukan. The water gushed forth from the hills. Ang mga luha’y bumalisbis. The tears flowed. KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG bumalisbis: pumatak; umagos;...

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ULAP

alapaap; lapulap ú·lap cloud maulap cloudy Humawi ang mga ulap. The clouds parted. Bakit manipis ang ulap? Why is the cloud thin? May apat na pangunahing anyo ng mga ulap. There are four primary forms...

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PANTAS

This is not a common word in conversation. pantás wise person pantás sage pantás scholar pantás scholarly, erudite pantás-wika linguist, philologist Dumating ang lahat ng pantas, ngu­nit walang...

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GUNITA

Araw ng Paggunita (Memorial Day / Remembrance Day) * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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HILAHIL

This is not a common word in conversation. hi·lá·hil distress, hardship, grief Tiniis ko ang bawat hiláhil. I endured each and every hardship. Sapul sa pagsilang, ako’y may hilahil. From birth, I’ve...

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SAMSAM

samsám: confiscation, seizure KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG pagsamsám: sapilitang pagkuha ng mga ari-arian ng ibang tao sinasamsam, nasasamsam, sinamsam * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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HIMUTOK

hi·mu·tók: deep resentment, loud sigh, “outcry” This is like a more serious form of tampo over some major disappointment. (Tampo is often a woman-associated term that is considered fairly trivial.)...

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PAGWAWANGIS

root word: wangis (semblance), pagkakawangis pagwawangis metaphor Ano ang Pagwawangis? Ang pagwawangis ay isang tuwirang paghahambing na ang dalawang bagay na pinagtutulad ay ipinapalagay nang iisa o...

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LUGAMI

This is not a common word in Filipino conversation. lu·gá·mi frustrated lugámi a falling into misfortune lugámi set back in one’s life mga daing ng lugami moans of frustration lugami at hapo...

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TIKAS

This word has at least two meanings given in standard dictionaries. tikas: physical bearing, manner of carrying oneself tikas: species of tuber, Indian bread shot, Canna indica matikas elegant, refined...

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PANIBUGHO

This is a fairly old word seen in literary texts. panibughô jealousy Ang panibugho ay isang karamdaman sa puso. Jealousy is a feeling of the heart. Ang panibugho ay kakambal ng pagmamahal. Jealousy is...

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DAWAG

This is not a commonly used word in conversation. dáwag: thicket; thorny path dáwag: obstacle dáwag: thorny vine or bush possible old spelling: dauag MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG dáwag: pook o daang...

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UMID

This is not a commonly used word these days. umíd speechless Naumid na naman ako. I became speechless again. nauumid is becoming tongue-tied This speechlessness is often due to shyness. MGA KAHULUGAN...

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MAHAL

The Tagalog word mahal as a noun means ‘love’ but as an adjective it means ‘expensive’ or ‘costly’ or ‘dear.’ mahál, n love mahál, adj expensive Also see tagaloglang.com/love Mahal kita. I love you....

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SALO

This word has different meanings, a few of which can be differentiated by accented syllable. salo: eating together saló: catch (a ball) MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG salo: sabay o sama-samang pagkain salo:...

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KOADHUTOR

This word is from the Spanish coadjutor. ko·ad·hu·tór coadjutor A coadjutor is a person, often another bishop, appointed to assist a bishop, often becoming the successor. spelling variation: koadyutór...

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PEBRERO

This word is from the Spanish febrero. Peb·ré·ro 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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KANIIG

root word: niíg kaniig: a person you’re having an intimate conversation with KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG pagniniíg: matalik na pag-uusap o ugnayan ng dalawang tao magniíg, niigín, pagniigín kaniig: taong...

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PITHAYA

pit·ha·yà pithayà fervent desire MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG pithayà: pita, nasa, hangarin, layon, ambisyon pithayà: matindi at malalim na paghahangad o kagustuhan ang iyong kapitha-pithayang larawan...

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