Tagalog Adjectives

Madalas

Madalas is a Tagalog word that means "often" or "frequently.

Magulong

Magulong is a Tagalog adjective meaning "messy," "chaotic," or "disorganized.

Tatlong

"Tatlong" in Tagalog means "three," describing a quantity or number of items or entities.

Naka-tayo

"Naka-tayo" in Tagalog means "standing," describing a state of being upright on one's feet.

Meron

"Meron" is a Tagalog word signifying "there is" or "there are," used as a form of existential assertion.

Patuloy

"Patuloy" in Tagalog means "continuous" or "ongoing," often referring to actions or conditions that persist without interruption.

Brutal

Brutal is a word borrowed from English and used similarly in Tagalog, referring to actions or behaviors that are harsh, violent, or unrelentingly severe.

Siguradong

"Siguradong" in Tagalog means "certainly" or "definitely," expressing assurance or confidence in outcomes or statements.

Babaeng

The form "babaeng" in Tagalog is derived from "babae," meaning "woman" or "female" and acts as an adjective or modifier.

Sobra

"Sobra" in Tagalog means "excessive" or "too much," often used to describe an overwhelming quantity or degree.