Hayop Tagalog Word
Explore "hayop," the Tagalog word for animals, encompassing domestic and wild creatures, and occasionally metaphorical uses in human behavior descriptions.
"Hayop" in Tagalog translates to "animal" in English, referring to any living creature apart from humans. It includes a vast range of species, from domestic pets to wild creatures. In Filipino settings, discussions about conservation, agriculture, and pets frequently involve the term hayop.
For instance, someone may say, "Alaga kong hayop ay isang aso," meaning "My pet is a dog." Here, hayop specifies the non-human living entities within a conversation context.
Hayop is not limited to biological references; it can also describe human behaviors metaphorically, indicating cruelty or intense instincts. The usage demonstrates how broad and versatile the term is, encompassing both literal and figurative meanings in dialogues.
" It includes a vast range of species, from domestic pets to wild creatures. "
Hayop Word Details
- Parts of Speech: Noun
- Hyphenation: ha-yop
- Baybayin: ᜑᜌᜓᜉ᜔
- Pronunciation: hah-yop
- Intl. Phonetic Alphabet: ˈhajop
Hayop in a Sentence
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