Tagalog Verbs

Napalunok

Napalunok is a Tagalog verb that means "to swallow involuntarily," often due to surprise or distress.

Ipalo

Ipalo in Tagalog is the future tense verb meaning "to hit" or "to spank," specifically referring to the motion of delivering a blow using an object or hand.

Itinuloy

"Itinuloy" in Tagalog means "continued" or "proceeded," indicating the act of persisting or resuming an activity or plan.

Natanggap

The Tagalog verb "natanggap" means "was accepted" or "was received.

Napalingon

"Napalingon" is the past tense form of the Tagalog verb "lingon," meaning "turned around" or "looked back," indicating the action of physically shifting focus or attention back toward something.

Tatawa-tawa

"Tatawa-tawa" is a Tagalog term describing the act of continuously laughing or giggling, expressing a state of amusement or cheer.

Mukha

"Mukha" is a Tagalog noun meaning "face," representing the physical features at the front of the head, crucial for identity and perception.

Nagpahinga

Nagpahinga in Tagalog is the past tense of "pahinga," meaning "rested" in English.

Harap

Harap in Tagalog translates to "front" or "facing," referring to the position or side that is forward or visible.

Inaanay

"Inaanay" is a Tagalog verb in its present progressive form, meaning "being eaten by termites.