Tagalog Nouns

Desperada

The Tagalog term "desperada" means "desperate" when describing a woman in a state of distress or urgency.

Daliri

Daliri is the Tagalog word for "finger.

Hininga

Hininga in Tagalog translates to "breath" or "breathing," essential to discussions surrounding life, health, and vitality.

Pawis

"Pawis" is a Tagalog noun meaning "sweat," referring to the moisture excreted by the skin as a natural cooling process of the body.

Prutas

Prutas in Tagalog means "fruit," a category of edible plant products often consumed for their nutritional value, taste, and freshness.

Tsismis

Tsismis in Tagalog refers to "gossip," the informal exchange of information or rumors about people's private affairs.

Kahapon

"Kahapon" is a Tagalog adverb meaning "yesterday," referring to the day before today, signifying recent past events or contexts.

Napanaginipan

Napanaginipan in Tagalog means "was dreamed about" or "dreamt of," referring to the experience of envisioning scenarios or events during sleep.

Kwarto

Kwarto in Tagalog means "room," referring to a distinct space within a building or structure designated for specific purposes, such as sleeping or working.

Pulis

"Pulis" is a Tagalog noun meaning "police," denoting law enforcement officers tasked with maintaining public order, safety, and security.