Random Tagalog Words

Kumusta

Kumusta in Tagalog is used as a greeting, similar to "how are you?" in English.

Hating

The Tagalog word "hating" signifies division or sharing.

Buto

"Buto" in Tagalog means "bone" or in some contexts "seed," referring to vital structural components of living organisms.

Luminga-linga

The word "luminga-linga" in Tagalog means to look around or glance from side to side.

Parang

"Parang" is a Tagalog preposition or conjunction meaning "like" or "as if," signifying similarity, comparison, or resemblance within statements or descriptions.

Banyo

Banyo in Tagalog refers to a bathroom or restroom, particularly the room in a dwelling or public building where people go to bathe, use the toilet, or perform other personal hygiene activities.

Isinusuot

Isinusuot in Tagalog means "to be worn" or "being put on," referring to the act of placing clothing or accessories onto one's body.

Kidlat

The Tagalog noun "kidlat" translates to "lightning" in English.

Gising

Gising in Tagalog is the verb for "to wake up" or "to awaken," indicating the transition from sleep to wakefulness.

Kumain

"Kumain" is a Tagalog verb meaning "to eat," which describes the action of consuming food, an essential daily activity.