Tagalog Verbs

Nakakaamoy

Nakakaamoy is a Tagalog verb meaning "can smell" or "can sense an odor," derived from "amoy.

Kumakatok

Kumakatok is a Tagalog verb that means "knocking" or "knocking on," describing the action of making a sound by striking a surface, such as a door, to request attention or entry.

Lumapit

"Lumapit" is a Tagalog verb that means "to approach" or "to come closer," denoting the act of reducing distance between two points, usually between people or objects.

Tama

"Tama" is a Tagalog adjective meaning "correct" or "right," focusing on accuracy, truth, or propriety within discussions, actions, or assessments.

Tingin

The Tagalog word "tingin" translates to "look" or "view," representing both the literal act of seeing and perceived perspective.

Pina-punta

"Pina-punta" is the past tense form of "punta" in Tagalog, meaning "was sent" or "was directed to go," indicating that someone was instructed to go somewhere.

Akalain

Akalain in Tagalog means "to assume" or "to think," referring to the act of considering or forming an opinion without complete knowledge.

Mula

The word "mula" in Tagalog means "from" or "since," often signaling a starting point in time or origin in space.

Tinatanong

"Tinatanong" is the present progressive form of "tanong," meaning "asking" or "is asking," representing inquiries or questions directed toward someone.

Matulog

"Matulog" is a Tagalog verb that means "to sleep," describing the act of resting the body and mind through a natural state of unconsciousness.