Random Tagalog Words

Gulat

Gulat is a Tagalog word that means "shock" or "surprise.

Hirap

The Tagalog word "hirap" means "hardship" or "difficulty," often highlighting struggles or challenges faced by individuals or groups.

Itinuloy

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

Roon

"Roon" is a Tagalog pronoun meaning "there" or "in that place," signifying location, presence, or orientation concerning spaces away from the speaker, in contrast to proximity.

Kolehiyo

The Tagalog noun "kolehiyo" means "college" in English, signifying an institution of higher learning where students pursue tertiary education.

Nilakasan

"Nilakasan" is the past tense of the Tagalog verb "lakas," meaning "increased" or "amplified," describing actions where sound, volume, or strength was turned up.

Humingi

Humingi in Tagalog translates to "to ask for" or "to request," highlighting the act of seeking help, resources, or answers.

Utot

"Utot" in Tagalog means "fart," describing the emission of gas from the digestive system through the rectum.

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.

Magkukunwaring

"Magkukunwaring" in Tagalog translates to "pretending" or "acting like" in English.