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HINTO

hinto stop, halt, pause Hinto! Stop! huminto to cease, stop Ayaw huminto sa kakaiyak. Doesn’t want to stop crying. ihinto to cause to stop inihihinto, inihinto, ihihinto is stopping, stopped, will stop...

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ALIBUGHO

Alibugho? Are you sure you didn’t mean to look for alibugha? * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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ARATILES

Scientific name: Muntingia calabura Variations on spelling: aratilis, aratiles, aratalis A tree whose individual fruits resemble American cranberries, which are from shrubs. The aratiles fruit is known...

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BAKAL

isang uri ng mineral; metal na matigas bakal iron Ang bakod ay gawa sa bakal. The fence is made of iron. yari sa bakal made of iron mina ng bakal iron mine daang-bakal railway, railroad tracks bakalan...

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KAWAN

Not a common word in modern Filipino conversation. kawan herd, flock, swarm kawan ng kordero flock of sheep kawan ng mga baka herd of cows (cattle) kawan ng lukton swarm of locusts kawan ng isda school...

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LAGAS

pigtal, tanggal, pigtas, nahulog, laglag, lugas lagas to fall off, fall out malagas to fall off, fall out Nalagas ang buhok ko. My hair fell out. taglagas autumn, fall season pag-kalagas ng mga dahon...

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KAGYAT

dagli, agad, pagdaka, agad-agad, kaginsa-ginsa, karaka-raka, bigla kagyat instantly kagyat immediate kagya’t suddenly Ang Estado ay dapat maglaan ng kagyat at sapat na pangangalaga, mga benepisyo, at...

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SIPSIP

higop, hitit, supsup sipsip (verb) sip, suck Sipsipin mo ito. Suck this. Sipsipin muna ang ulo ng hipon bago itapon. Suck the shrimp’s head first before throwing away. sipsip (noun) a sycophant Sipsip...

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IRITA

galit, yamot, inis; kati, pangangati irita to irritate naiirita is getting irritated nakaka-irita irritating Nakakairita. It’s irritating. Nakaka-irita ka. You’re irritating. Nakakairita ang ingay. The...

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KUYOM

kuyóm: closed (fist), clenched KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG kuyom: kimis, kuyumos * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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PISISTRATUS

Si Pisistratus ay namuno sa Atena noong mga taong 561 – 527 BC. Sinasabing isang ehemplo ng populismo ang kanyang pamumuno dahil pinagbigyan niya ang mga mahihirap. Sa halip na kamkamin para sa kanyang...

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LINAMBAY

Linambay: theatrical show that’s a combination of stories of wars and legends with elaborate supernatural elements; prominent in Carcar, Cebu Often written by anonymous folk poets, the linambay (called...

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ALOHA

Aloha is a Hawaiian word used when greeting or parting from someone. In contemporary Philippine society, Filipinos greet others by using the English word “hello” or the Spanish-derived Kamusta. In...

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NAPILI

root word: pili napili was chosen napili was selected Ako ang napiling guro. I was the chosen teacher. * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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PARAGIS

This is a type of plant known as “goosegrass” or “wire grass” in English. Scientific name: Eleusine indica (Linn.) Gaertn. Ang paragis ay isang uri ng damo. * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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PANGIT

di-maganda, masamang itsura o anyo; di-maayos na kayarian pangit  ugly Pangit ba ako? Am I ugly? Pangit ka. You’re ugly. Ang pangit mo! You’re so ugly! Panget ng aso mo… Your dog’s ugly… Pinaka-pangit...

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NAKAPANGYAYARI

Nakapangyayari ang sambayanan Sovereign are the people Official motto of Kidapawan The first few words of the 1987 Philippine Constitution’s preamble in Tagalog: Kami, ang nakapangyayaring sambayanang...

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OPO

This is the polite version of the Tagalog word for ‘yes.’ Oo. Yes. (casual) Opo. Yes. (respectful) The word po is often used when talking to someone much older than you. Compare the following...

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GUMAMELA

Scientific name: Hibiscus rosa-sinensis Linn. gumamela hibiscus (species of flower) isang gumamelang kulay pula a hibiscus that is red in color mga gumamela hibiscuses mga gumamela hibiscus flowers...

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HUWEBES

This is from the Spanish  word jueves. It is sometimes spelled as Hwebes. HuwebesThursday Huwebes Santo Holy Thursday, Maundy Thursday (the Thursday before Easter Sunday) ngayong Huwebes this Thursday...

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