Tagalog Nouns

Tanghalian

"Tanghalian" is a Tagalog noun meaning "lunch," referring to the midday meal shared or consumed typically in family, social, or formal gatherings.

Chismis

Chismis in Tagalog refers to gossip or rumors, typically pertaining to the discussion of the private matters of others.

Asawa

Asawa in Tagalog translates directly to "spouse," applicable to both husbands and wives.

Baho

Baho in Tagalog translates to "odor" or "smell", particularly one that is unpleasant or offensive.

Umaga

"Umaga" is a Tagalog noun meaning "morning," referring to the early part of the day following sunrise, symbolizing beginnings, renewal, or freshness.

Lalim

The noun "lalim" in Tagalog refers to "depth," used to describe how shallow or deep something is, often applied in literal and metaphorical contexts.

Hagdan

"Hagdan" means "stairs" or "ladder" in Tagalog, referring to a series of steps by which a person can ascend or descend.

Tuluyan

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

Selda

"Selda" translates to "cell" in English, often referring to a small, confined space typically used for detention or imprisonment.

Palayaw

The Tagalog noun "palayaw" means "nickname" in English.