Tagalog Verbs

Hulaan

"Hulaan" in Tagalog means "to guess," referring to the action of forming an opinion or answer without full understanding or information.

Darating

"Darating" in Tagalog means "will arrive" or "is coming," indicating the future moment when someone or something will reach a destination.

Tutulugan

"Tutulugan" in Tagalog means "to sleep on" or "sleep place," referring to designated spaces for rest or sleeping arrangements.

Magiging

Magiging in Tagalog is the future tense of "maging," meaning "to become.

Naghuhubad

"Naghuhubad" translates to "undressing" in Tagalog describing the act of removing one's own clothes.

Ayoko

Ayoko in Tagalog translates to "I don't want" or "I dislike" in English.

Mamroblema

Mamroblema in Tagalog means "to worry" or "to have problems," encompassing the presence of concerns, difficulties, or uncertainties.

Inawat

"Inawat" means "restrained" or "stopped" in Tagalog, referring to actions taken to control or halt behaviors or events.

Pinapasukan

"Pinapasukan" is the present tense form of the Tagalog verb "pasok," meaning "being entered" or "being worked at," describing the action of engaging regularly in duties, activities, or employment.

Tumapon

Tumapon in Tagalog means "spilled" or "poured out," describing the accidental release or overflow of a liquid or material from a container.