Random Tagalog Words

Ialis

The Tagalog word "ialis" means "to remove" or "to take out," indicating an action of extracting, withdrawing, or detaching from a particular context.

Pagdating

Pagdating in Tagalog translates to "arrival" or "when it comes," describing the moment of reaching a destination or the timing of an event.

Sanang

"Sanang" in Tagalog is not a standalone word but often a slang derivation of "sana" which means "hopefully" or "I wish," expressing desires or hopes regarding future events.

Masakit

Masakit in Tagalog means "painful" or "hurting," referring to the sensation of physical or emotional discomfort.

Natauhan

"Natauhan" is the past tense of the Tagalog verb "tauhan," meaning "realized" or "came to one's senses," describing moments of gaining insight or understanding after confusion or misconception.

Hinila

Hinila is the past tense of hila, a Tagalog verb meaning "to pull" or "to drag.

Sina

"Sina" is a plural form of "si" in Tagalog, used to denote multiple names or subjects in a sentence.

Naiilang

Naiilang in Tagalog refers to feeling "awkward" or "uncomfortable," describing situations where someone's presence or circumstances cause unease.

Babaing

The word "babaing" in Tagalog refers to something related to a woman or female, often used as a descriptive term.

Tatlong

"Tatlong" in Tagalog means "three," describing a quantity or number of items or entities.