Random Tagalog Words

Pinagipunan

Pinagipunan in Tagalog means "saved for" or "budgeted for," referring to the practice of setting aside resources or funds for a specific purpose.

Kalaban

Kalaban in Tagalog means "enemy" or "opponent.

Namamasyal

"Namamasyal" is the present progressive form of the Tagalog verb "pasyal," meaning "to stroll" or "going for a walk," indicating leisure walking or exploring done in the present.

Ka

The Tagalog word "ka" is a second-person singular pronoun that translates to "you" in English.

Makasiguro

The Tagalog term "makasiguro" translates to "to be sure" or "to ensure" in English.

Lalong

The word "lalong" in Tagalog is generally used as an adverb to mean "more" or "even more".

Uwi

Uwi in Tagalog means "to go home" or "return," referring to the action of heading back to one's place of origin or residence.

Sumusuporta

"Sumusuporta" is the present progressive form of the Tagalog verb "suporta," meaning "supporting" or "backing," indicating continuous action of providing assistance, aid, or encouragement.

Nag-aral

Nag-aral in Tagalog is the past tense of the verb "aral," meaning "studied" or "learned" in English.

Naiwan

"Naiwan" is the past tense form of the Tagalog verb "iwan," meaning "left behind" or "forgotten," describing events where something or someone is unintentionally or deliberately not taken along.