Tagalog Nouns

Labi

The word "labi" in Tagalog has multiple meanings, referring to either "lip" or "remains.

Nakaraan

"Nakaraan" in Tagalog means "past," commonly used to refer to events or periods that have already occurred.

Palasyo

Palasyo is the Tagalog word for "palace," referring to large and grand residential structures typically belonging to royalty or heads of state.

Panggigigil

Panggigigil in Tagalog describes an overwhelming feeling of intense excitement, frustration, or even affection that can lead to a physical urge to squeeze something.

Palda

"Palda" in Tagalog means "skirt," referring to a garment worn from the waist, covering part or all of the legs.

Suweldo

Suweldo in Tagalog translates to "salary" or "wage," denoting the compensation individuals receive for their labor or services.

Pagbuhos

"Pagbuhos" is a Tagalog noun meaning "pouring" or "downpour," depicting the act or process of liquid being released in abundance, covering naturally-occurring rain or intentional pouring.

Mayaman

Mayaman in Tagalog translates to "rich" or "wealthy," describing an abundance of resources, money, or valuables.

Hatak

Hatak in Tagalog means "pull" or "tug," referring to the act of drawing something toward oneself or in a specific direction.

Bayad

The Tagalog word "bayad" serves as a noun meaning "payment" or "fee" in English.