Tagalog Adjectives

Namumula

"Namumula" is a Tagalog word meaning "blushing" or "turning red," typically describing a person's reddening skin due to embarrassment, shame, or physical exertion.

Nasindak

Nasindak is a Tagalog verb meaning "to be terrified" or "to be startled.

Bagong

"Bagong" in Tagalog means "new," used to describe something recent, updated, or fresh.

Pauwi

"Pauwi" is a Tagalog term meaning "homeward" or "on the way home," describing the process or direction focused on returning to one's home or origin.

Kinakabahan

"Kinakabahan" in Tagalog translates to "nervous" or "anxious" in English, describing feelings of tension or unease.

Simple

"Simple" in Tagalog retains the same meaning as in English, describing something easy, uncomplicated, or straightforward.

Papalabas

Papalabas is a Tagalog term referring to something or someone going out or in the process of exiting.

Palagi

"Palagi" in Tagalog means "always," indicating actions, occurrences, or states that happen with consistent regularity.

Matangkad

Matangkad in Tagalog means "tall," referring to an elevated height or stature of a person or object.

Kalat

The Tagalog word "kalat" refers to disorder or mess, often describing cluttered or untidy spaces.