Random Tagalog Words

Grabe

Grabe in Tagalog is an informal expression often used to denote intensity, severity, or extremity in a situation or reaction.

Inilabas

The Tagalog verb "inilabas" translates to "released" or "brought out" in English.

Napayuko

"Napayuko" is the past tense form of the Tagalog verb "yuko," meaning "bowed" or "bent down," indicating a physical gesture of inclining the head or body completed in the past.

Puso

"Puso" is a Tagalog noun equivalent to the English word "heart," referring both to the anatomical organ and symbolically as the center of emotions, compassion, and affection.

Hahanap

"Hahanap" in Tagalog means "will find" or "will search," indicating the future action of looking for something.

Natanggap

The Tagalog verb "natanggap" means "was accepted" or "was received.

Nakakapanibago

Nakakapanibago in Tagalog translates to "unfamiliar" or "unexpected," describing situations or changes that feel new or different from what is usual.

Dalaga

"Dalaga" in Tagalog means "maiden" or "young woman," signifying an unmarried female typically in her late teens to early twenties.

Kulambo

"Kulambo" is a Tagalog noun that refers to a "mosquito net," a fabric canopy used to protect individuals while sleeping by keeping mosquitoes and other insects away.

Paano

"Paano" is a Tagalog interrogative adverb meaning "how," used to inquire about manner, method, or process within questions or statements.