Tagalog Adjectives

Panibagong

Panibagong in Tagalog means "new" or "another," describing something different or renewed from what previously existed.

Nakatutok

The word "nakatutok" translates to "focused" or "directed" in Tagalog, used to describe concentrated attention or aims.

Pulidong

Pulidong in Tagalog means "polished" or "refined," describing objects, performances, or processes perfected through attention to detail and exceptional care.

Una

Una in Tagalog translates to "first" or "foremost," indicating the initial instance, priority, or rank.

Maluwag

"Maluwag" is a Tagalog adjective meaning "loose" or "spacious," typically used to describe physical settings, clothing, or metaphoric contexts conveying an impression of space or freedom.

Bigla

"Bigla" in Tagalog means "suddenly" or "abruptly," and it is often used to describe actions or events that occur unexpectedly.

Kailangan

"Kailangan" is a Tagalog word that translates to "need" or "requirement" in English.

Susunod

"Susunod" is the future tense form of the Tagalog verb "sunod," meaning "to follow" or “will follow," indicating future adherence, succession, or alignment subsequent to a prescribed action or directive.

Kulit

Kulit is a Tagalog word that means "persistence" or "naughtiness," depending on context.

Malalim

"Malalim" is a Tagalog adjective meaning "deep" or "profound," describing depth in physical, emotional, or theoretical contexts extending beyond surface levels.