Tagalog Adjectives

Kasabay

"Kasabay" is a Tagalog word that means accompanied by or going along with someone or something.

Mayaman

Mayaman in Tagalog translates to "rich" or "wealthy," describing an abundance of resources, money, or valuables.

Kada

"Kada" in Tagalog means "every," referring to regularity or repetition in activities, events, or time intervals.

Marami

"Marami" in Tagalog means "many" or "numerous," describing a large quantity or multitude of items, ideas, or people.

Parehong

Parehong in Tagalog means "same" or "similar," denoting likeness or equivalence in characteristics, features, or attributes.

Anim

"Anim" in Tagalog translates to "six," the numeral used to denote the quantity following five.

Nauubos

"Nauubos" is the present progressive form of the Tagalog verb "ubos," meaning "running out" or "being consumed," describing the current diminishing state of resources, energy, or patience.

Kakaiba

"Kakaiba" is a Tagalog adjective used to describe something as unusual, different, or unique.

Siyang

"Siyang" combines "siya" (meaning "he," "she," or "it") with the linker "ng," used to form possessive or descriptive structures in Tagalog.

Mabigat

"Mabigat" in Tagalog means "heavy" or "weighty," describing significant mass or density of objects or emotional burden.