Random Tagalog Words

Pagpasok

Pagpasok in Tagalog means "entering" or "going inside," referring to the act of crossing a threshold into a new space or environment.

Mabilis

"Mabilis" is a Tagalog adjective meaning "fast" or "quick," often used to describe speed, efficiency, or rapid progress in contexts ranging from movement to processes.

Ikaw

"Ikaw" in Tagalog translates to "you," referring to the person being addressed directly in a conversation.

Makaalis

The Tagalog verb "makaalis" means "to be able to leave" or "to be able to depart.

Napakurap-kurap

"Napakurap-kurap" in Tagalog means "blinked repeatedly," describing the rapid movement of the eyelids.

Nasukol

Nasukol in Tagalog means "cornered" or "trapped," describing a position of being confined or pressured with limited options for escape.

Kayong

The Tagalog term "kayong" combines the collective/formal form of "you"—"kayo"—with "ng" or "mga," often emphasizing exclusivity or distinction for the addressed group.

Papalabas

Papalabas is a Tagalog term referring to something or someone going out or in the process of exiting.

Maawa

"Maawa" is a Tagalog verb that means "to feel pity or compassion," often used to describe empathetic feelings toward someone in distress or difficult circumstances.

Tumayo

Tumayo is a Tagalog verb meaning "to stand" or "to stand up," indicating the action of rising to an upright position.