Malaki Tagalog Word
Explore "malaki," the Tagalog word for "big," used to describe size or importance, signifying significance or physical prominence.
The Tagalog word "malaki" means "big" or "large" in English. It is often used to describe the size of objects, people, or spaces. This adjective helps convey the magnitude or extent of something in conversations.
A person might describe a house by saying, "Malaki ang bahay nila," which translates to "Their house is big." This highlights the physical dimensions and prominence of the subject being discussed.
Malaki can also infer significance or importance. For instance, "May malaki siyang papel sa proyekto," means "He has an important role in the project." Here, malaki crosses over from a literal meaning to symbolically describing influence or impact.
" It is often used to describe the size of objects, people, or spaces. "
Malaki Word Details
- Parts of Speech: Adjective
- Hyphenation: ma-la-ki
- Baybayin: ᜋᜎᜃᜒ
- Pronunciation: mah-lah-kee
- Intl. Phonetic Alphabet: malaˈki
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