Tagalog Verbs

Sumenyas

"Sumenyas" is the past tense form of the Tagalog verb "senyas," meaning "signaled" or "gestured," indicating communication or expression conveyed through motions or signals in past contexts.

Ilalaglag

"Ilalaglag" is the future tense of the Tagalog verb "laglag," meaning "will drop" or "will let fall," indicating actions involuntarily or deliberately letting something slip or fall.

Sumulat

Sumulat in Tagalog means "to write," referring to the act of composing text for communication, expression, or documentation.

Kailangan

"Kailangan" is a Tagalog word that translates to "need" or "requirement" in English.

Tatae

Tatae in Tagalog is an informal and colloquial term for "defecate" or "poop," indicating the act of expelling waste from the digestive system.

Naghihintay

"Naghihintay" is the present progressive form of the Tagalog verb "hintay," meaning "waiting" or "is waiting," referring to the act of anticipating or expecting something.

Pagtulog

Pagtulog is a Tagalog noun meaning "sleep" or "act of sleeping.

Napanuod

"Napanuod" is the past tense of the Tagalog verb "panood," meaning "watched" or "viewed," referring to the act of seeing or observing something like a show or event.

Mabitin

Mabitin in Tagalog means "to be left hanging" or "to be cut short," referring to situations where expectations remain unmet or an experience is abruptly interrupted.

Nagsalitang

"Nagsalitang" is the completed form of the verb "speak" in Tagalog, relating to someone having spoken or talked.