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HINAGPIS

hi·nag·pís sorrow hinagpis lament hinagpis doleful sigh paghihinagpis a state of grieving Matinding hinagpis ang naramdaman nila sa pagpanaw ni Teresa. They felt intense grief upon Teresa’s demise....

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ANG

The Tagalog word ang is often translated as ‘the’ but it does not always have an English translation. ang bituin the star ang kabayo the horse ang mga dokumento the documents ang gusto ko what I want...

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UBE

archaic spelling: ubi ube purple yam   The plant that bears ube has the scientific name Dioscorea alata. It has heart-shaped leaves. Ube is also known in English as water yam or winged yam. On the...

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CALAMANSI / KALAMANSI

Calamansi (spelled kalamansi in native Tagalog orthography) is a small, very round citrus fruit that’s ubiquitous in the Philippines. The fruits are often used when the thin rind is still green on the...

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KAKANIN

Possible roots words: kain (to eat) + kanin (rice) Kakanin are Filipino delicacies whose main ingredients are usually rice or root crops. Examples of popular kakanin: puto, kutsinta, suman, kalamay,...

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MUNGGO

Scientific name: Vigna radiata   munggo mung bean   Spelling variations: mongo, monggo, mungo Called balatong in other parts of the Philippines. Mongo soup is a popular Filipino dish customarily eaten...

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BAKALAW

This word is from the Spanish bacalao, meaning ‘cod.’ bakalaw codfish Nahuhuli ba ang bakalaw sa Pilipinas? Can cod fish be caught in the Philippines? Iniimport lang yata ang bakalaw. I think codfish...

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PIGHATI

dalamhati, lumbay pig·ha·tî ache, woe pighatî sorrow, grief Ika-Apat na Kabanata ng Florante at Laura Fourth Chapter of Florante at Laura Sa loob at labas ng bayan kong sawi, kaliluha’y siyang...

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A

A! Naku! O! Oy! unang letra o titik sa abakadang Pilipino the first letter in the Filipino alphabet The English word “a” (the article that denotes a singular form, or meaning “one”) has no real...

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MAPAKNIT

root word: paknít mapaknit: to be detached or disattached MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG paknit: bakbak, tanggal, alis paknit: paknos, lapnos, hiwalay mapaknit: maalis mapapaknit: maaalis Matanggal sa...

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TAKSIL

palamara, sukab, traydor, lilo, kuhila taksil traitor taksil disloyal, unfaithful Taksil ka! You’re a traitor! pagtataksil the act of double-crossing pagtataksil the act of betraying magtaksil to...

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LIGALIG

balasaw, gulo, gusot; tigatig; linggatong, ligamgam; preokupasyon, abala, gambala, pag-aaskikaso ligalig trouble, perturbation ligalig preoccupation, bother maligalig to be preoccupied, perplexed,...

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TALINGHAGA

tayutay, halimbawang salita na may di-tuwirang kahulugan, alegoria, metapora, pigura; hiwaga, misteryo ta·ling·ha·gà metaphor ta·ling·ha·gà figure of speech ta·ling·ha·gà parable matalinghaga...

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PAKNIT

paknít: disattach (something previously glued or stuck together) paknít: remove, banish MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG paknít: nabakbak mula sa labis na pagkakadikit paknít: natalop ang balát paknit: bakbak,...

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BALAWIS

This is not a commonly used word. MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG balawís: malimit mag-init ang ulo; mabangis balawís: taksíl, mapagkunwaring kaibigan Ang ating kaaway na mga balawis… Inang, sa pangalan ng...

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KINAURALI

root word: uralì KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG uralì: upát (mapanlinlang na paghimok sa isa o ibang tao para kumilos o gawin ang isang bagay na bawal o masamâ) uralì: pag-uulayaw ng magkasintahan kinaurali:...

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KOTONG

This word is of Chinese origin. * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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BUWAL

buwál: fallen flat mabuwál: to fall down, tumble ibuwál: to pull down bumuwal: ended up falling or tumbling down KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG buwal: timbuwang, lupasay, bagsak, lagpak, bulid ikabuwal: ikatumba...

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MIYERKULES

This word is from the Spanish miercoles. Miyerkules Wednesday Miyerkules ng Abo Ash Wednesday (the Wednesday 40 days before Easter Sunday) Miyerkules Santo Holy Wednesday (the Wednesday before Easter...

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MARTES

This word is from the Spanish language. Martes Tuesday Martes Santo Holy Tuesday (the  Tuesday before Easter Sunday) Ngayong Martes This Tuesday Darating ako sa Martes. I’ll be arriving on Tuesday....

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