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HINUHOD

This is no longer a commonly used word. hinuhod assent hinuhod acquiesce mapahihinuhod, mapahinuhod, napahinuhod, napapahinuhod, pahinuhod, pahihinuhod KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG hinuhod: payag, sang-ayon,...

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SINING

sí·ning síning art masining artistic masining na pamumuhay artful living síning bíswal visual arts Ang Sining ng Pagsisinungaling The Art of Lying MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG síning: árte síning: mataas...

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LIWAYWAY

madaling-araw, pamimitak ng araw liwayway dawn bukang-liwayway break of day   Liwayway is the name of a leading Filipino weekly magazine. It has been published in the Philippines since 1922. In its...

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DISKURSO

This Filipino word is from the Spanish discurso. dis·kúr·so discourse Ano ang Diskurso? Ito ang tawag sa paggamit ng wika bilang paraan ng pagpaparating ng isang mensahe. Ito ay pagpapahayag — pasulat...

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MALUPIT

root word: lupít (cruelty, mercilessness, savageness, harshness) ma·lu·pít cruel, brutal pagmamalupit abuse, harsh treatment Ang lupit mo. You’re so cruel. Hindi ko natiis ang kanyang pagmamalupit. I...

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TABAK

tabák: cutlass Tabakin mo. Use a cutlass (on it). MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG tabák: iták, kampilan, gulok tabák: hindi pantay na habi o tabas ng damit * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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KISAP

ki·sáp kisap wink, blink kisap-mata wink of any eye, a moment sa isang kisap-mata in the blink of an eye Sa isang kisap-mata, naglaho ang prinsesa. In the blink of an eye, the princess disappeared. To...

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AYUNO

This word is from the Spanish verb ayunar. a·yú·no fasting (not eating) buwan ng pag-aayuno month of fasting (Islamic tradition) Ang ibig sabihin ng ayuno ay panahon ng hindi pagkain. Ito ay maaaring...

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INDULHENSIYA

This is from the Spanish indulgencia. indulhénsiyá indulgence In the Roman Catholic Church, an indulgence is a way to reduce the amount of punishment one has to undergo for sins. Many believers pay an...

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SEKTOR

This word is from the Spanish sector. sek·tór sector sektór ng paglilingkód service sector impormal na sektór informal sector MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG sektór: natatanging bahagi, lalo na ng lipunan o...

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KOMEDOR

This is from the Spanish word comedor. ko·me·dór dining room spelling variation: kumidór MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG komedór: silíd-kainán komedór: silíd o bahagi ng bahay para sa sáma-sámang pagkain ng...

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BANAYAD

kainaman, katamtaman, kaigihan, katatagan; mayumi, mahinay, marahan, malumay; mahinahon, pino ba·ná·yad soft, gentle banayad sa kamay gentle to the hands (said of soap) Mga Bilang 14:18 Ang Panginoon...

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PLATERO

This word is from the Spanish language. platero silversmith A silversmith is a person who makes silver articles, like jewelry for example. KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG platero: panday-pilak, panday-ginto...

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SALIK

sá·lik sálik element sálik basic part sálik factor (math) MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG sálik: isa sa mga elementong bumubuo ng isang tanging resulta o kalagayan sálik: sangkap o isa sa mga elemento na...

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ABSTRAK

This is a transliteration into Tagalog of the English word. ábstrak abstract (adjective: not concrete) ábstrak abstract (noun: summary) The Spanish-derived Filipino word is abstrákto, used in...

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OPYO

This word is from the Spanish opio. óp·yo opium The English word can be transliterated into Tagalog as ópyum. KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG ópyo: pinatuyông katas ng poppy na may adiktibo at narkotikong epekto...

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PARIRALA

mga salitang walang buong diwa pa·ri·rá·la phrase Ano ang parirala? What is a phrase? Ang parirala ay lipon ng mga salita na walang diwa. A phrase is a group of words having no meaning. Ang parirala ay...

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TANGLAW

This Filipino word is derived from the Fookien Chinese teng-lau (“light house”). tang·láw light to guide one’s path Please note that this Filipino word is definitely from Hokkien and NOT Mandarin. MGA...

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TALASALITAAN

root words: tala (record, list) + salita (word) talasalitaan glossary talasalitaan vocabulary talasalitaan record of words talasalitaan list of words MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG talásalitàan: mga salitâng...

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PASKIN

This is from the Spanish word pasquín (meaning: lampoon, wall poster). In the Philippines, a paskin is a poster or notice placed on a wall. nakapaskín is posted nakapaskin na has been posted already...

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