Tagalog Nouns

Kalsada

Kalsada is the Tagalog word for "road" or "street.

Harapan

"Harapan" in Tagalog means "front" or "opposite," referring to the location directly in front or face-to-face interactions.

Libo

Libo in Tagalog translates to "thousand" in English and is used to denote a numerical value of a thousand units.

Pambura

Pambura in Tagalog means "eraser," a tool used to remove pencil or chalk marks from surfaces like paper or blackboards.

Uwi

Uwi in Tagalog means "to go home" or "return," referring to the action of heading back to one's place of origin or residence.

Dalaga

"Dalaga" in Tagalog means "maiden" or "young woman," signifying an unmarried female typically in her late teens to early twenties.

Kulambo

"Kulambo" is a Tagalog noun that refers to a "mosquito net," a fabric canopy used to protect individuals while sleeping by keeping mosquitoes and other insects away.

Kanin

"Kanin" in Tagalog translates to "rice," referring to the staple grain widely consumed in Filipino cuisine.

Lamig

"Lamig" is a Tagalog noun meaning "cold" or "coolness," often describing temperature conditions or the sensation of chilliness.

Puno

Puno in Tagalog refers to "tree," a perennial plant with an elongated stem or trunk, supporting branches and leaves.