Random Tagalog Words

Barado

The Tagalog adjective "barado" means "clogged" or "blocked" in English, typically used to describe things that are obstructed or unable to function due to a blockage.

Linggo

"Linggo" in Tagalog can mean "week" or "Sunday," depending on context, referring to time periods or specific days.

Hawak

"Hawak" is a Tagalog noun meaning "hold" or "grip," emphasizing possession, control, or attachment through physical grasp or metaphorical influence.

Inaanay

"Inaanay" is a Tagalog verb in its present progressive form, meaning "being eaten by termites.

Sagot

"Sagot" is a Tagalog noun meaning "answer" or "response," signifying solutions, replies, or reactions within communicative exchanges or problem-solving processes.

Sandali

Sandali is a Tagalog word meaning "moment" or "a brief period.

Mahina

Mahina in Tagalog means "weak" or "soft," describing either physical strength or volume.

Uulit

Uulit in Tagalog is the future tense of "ulit," meaning "will repeat" or "will do again.

Palagi

"Palagi" in Tagalog means "always," indicating actions, occurrences, or states that happen with consistent regularity.

Anim

"Anim" in Tagalog translates to "six," the numeral used to denote the quantity following five.