Tagalog Nouns

Kakautot

Kakautot is a colloquial Tagalog noun referring to “frequent farting” or “flatulence,” describing the emission of gas from the digestive system.

Loob

The Tagalog word "loob" means "inside" or "inner self," referring to physical internal spaces and personal mental or emotional experience.

Galit

The term "galit" in Tagalog translates to "anger" or "fury," describing an intense emotional reaction often sparked by frustration or annoyance.

Antok

"Antok" is a Tagalog noun that describes the feeling of sleepiness or drowsiness.

Trabaho

"Trabaho" in Tagalog means "work" or "job," referring to tasks or employment activities undertaken for living or fulfillment.

Saad

Saad is a Tagalog noun for "promise" or "vow.

Plaka

"Plaka" is a Tagalog noun meaning "license plate" or "record," referring to an identification plate for vehicles or a vinyl disc for music.

Hilig

Hilig in Tagalog refers to "interest" or "inclination," indicating a strong liking or preference towards certain activities, subjects, or hobbies.

Ideya

"Ideya" is the Tagalog equivalent for "idea," representing mental constructs pertaining to thoughts or inspired concepts central to creativity and innovation.

Hamon

The Tagalog noun "hamon" translates to "challenge" or "invitation" in English.