Tagalog Adjectives

Seryoso

Seryoso is the Tagalog term for "serious" or "earnest," often used to describe individuals or situations lacking frivolousness.

Nakangiting

Nakangiting in Tagalog is derived from the root word "ngiti," meaning "smiling," and describes the action or state of wearing a smile.

Bago

"Bago" is a Tagalog adjective meaning "new" or "fresh," indicating something that has recently occurred, been acquired, or created.

Magandang

"Magandang" is a Tagalog adjective that combines "maganda" (beautiful/good) with the linking particle "ng," used to form phrases indicating admirable qualities or conditions.

Nakataas

Nakataas in Tagalog means "raised" or "elevated," describing an object, body part, or position that is lifted or held up above its surroundings.

Sadista

Sadista is a Tagalog term deriving from the English word "sadist," describing someone who derives pleasure from inflicting pain or hardship on others.

Malaki

The Tagalog word "malaki" means "big" or "large" in English.

Barado

The Tagalog adjective "barado" means "clogged" or "blocked" in English, typically used to describe things that are obstructed or unable to function due to a blockage.

Tuluyan

"Tuluyan" is a Tagalog adjective and adverb meaning "completely" or "entirely," describing actions finished without interruption or remaining elements unresolved or undone.