Tagalog Nouns

Kinatatayuan

The Tagalog noun "kinatatayuan" refers to the actual "standing place" or "position" of an object or person, both in a literal or metaphorical sense.

Ate

"Ate" in Tagalog means "older sister," a term of endearment and respect for an elder female sibling.

Baon

Baon in Tagalog commonly refers to packed meals or provisions taken for school, work, or during trips.

Tabi

"Tabi" is a Tagalog noun or adverb meaning "side" or "beside," describing spatial proximity or adjacency to people, objects, or places.

Bait

"Bait" in Tagalog refers to kindness or goodness, often used to describe someone with a pleasant and good-natured personality.

Pagbalik

"Pagbalik" is a noun form in Tagalog meaning "return" or "coming back," illustrating the action or process of returning to a previous place or state.

Halik

"Halik" is a Tagalog noun and verb meaning "kiss," referring to the act of pressing one's lips against another person or an object.

Mang

"Mang" is a prefix or title in Tagalog used to denote respect, similar to addressing someone as "Mr.

Kulit

Kulit is a Tagalog word that means "persistence" or "naughtiness," depending on context.

Dahilan

Dahilan in Tagalog means "reason" or "cause," referring to the explanation or justification for an action, event, or decision.