Tagalog Verbs

Bumangga

Bumangga in Tagalog means "collided" or "crashed," referring to an impact between objects or individuals, often resulting in a sudden or forceful encounter.

Napadilat

Napadilat in Tagalog means "eyes were opened," describing an involuntary reaction to stimuli such as light or surprise.

Nagsimulang

Nagsimulang in Tagalog is the past tense form of "simula," meaning "started" or "began.

Tinambol

"Tinambol" is the past tense of the Tagalog verb "tambol," meaning "drummed," describing actions of beating or playing a drum, completed in former contexts.

Maligo

"Maligo" in Tagalog means "to bathe" or "to take a bath," describing the act of washing one's body with water.

Daan

The Tagalog word "daan" means "path" or "way," encompassing both literal and metaphorical routes people take in life.

Habol

The Tagalog word "habol" acts as both a noun and a verb associated with the concept of chasing or catching up.

Nagkakamali

The Tagalog verb "nagkakamali" means "making a mistake" or "is wrong.

Narinig

Narinig in Tagalog is the past tense of "rinig," meaning "heard" in English.

Binigay

"Binigay" is the past tense of the Tagalog verb "bigay," meaning "given" or "offered," representing actions where an item, favor, or service was provided to another party.