Tagalog Nouns

Sikmura

The Tagalog word "sikmura" refers to the stomach or belly in English.

Ginaw

"Ginaw" is a Tagalog noun meaning "coldness" or "chill," describing the sensation of coldness or cool weather experienced within environmental or physical settings.

Lapis

Lapis in Tagalog means "pencil," a basic yet essential tool used for writing and drawing.

Leeg

"Leeg" is the Tagalog word for "neck," which is a crucial part of the human body connecting the head to the torso.

Chismoso

Chismoso in Tagalog is the masculine counterpart to chismosa, denoting a "gossiping man" or "male who spreads rumors.

Hiram

"Hiram" is a Tagalog noun and verb meaning "borrowed" or "to borrow," denoting the act of taking and using something temporarily.

Hayop

"Hayop" in Tagalog translates to "animal" in English, referring to any living creature apart from humans.

Plano

The Tagalog noun "plano" translates to "plan" or "blueprint" in English.

Mikropono

"Mikropono" is the Tagalog word for "microphone," an electronic device used to amplify or record sound, allowing vocal or acoustic signals to be transmitted over distances.

Sadista

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