Tagalog Verbs

Mangyari

"Mangyari" is a Tagalog verb meaning "to happen" or "to occur," used to describe events, changes, or developments that take place in various contexts.

Siguraduhin

"Siguraduhin" in Tagalog means "ensure" or "make sure," instructing the act of verifying or confirming correctness and completion.

Imulat

The Tagalog word "imulat" means "to open one's eyes" or to awaken to awareness.

Gising

Gising in Tagalog is the verb for "to wake up" or "to awaken," indicating the transition from sleep to wakefulness.

Magawang

"Magawang" is derived from the verb "magawa," which means "to be able to do" or "to accomplish.

Nauubos

"Nauubos" is the present progressive form of the Tagalog verb "ubos," meaning "running out" or "being consumed," describing the current diminishing state of resources, energy, or patience.

Tumayo

Tumayo is a Tagalog verb meaning "to stand" or "to stand up," indicating the action of rising to an upright position.

Umuutot

"Umuutot" in Tagalog means "farting," referring to the ongoing release of gas from the digestive system through the rectum.

Mahal

Mahal in Tagalog translates to "love" and signifies deep affection or care for someone or something.

Isusuot

"Isusuot" in Tagalog means "will wear" referring to the future intention of putting on clothing or apparel.