Random Tagalog Words

Tumama

"Tumama" in Tagalog means "hit" or "struck," indicating the successful contact or targeting achievement.

Matulog

"Matulog" is a Tagalog verb that means "to sleep," describing the act of resting the body and mind through a natural state of unconsciousness.

Talo

"Talo" is a Tagalog adjective and noun meaning "defeated" or "loss," often referring to the outcome of contests or competitions.

Palasyo

Palasyo is the Tagalog word for "palace," referring to large and grand residential structures typically belonging to royalty or heads of state.

Handa

"Handa" is a Tagalog adjective meaning "ready" or "prepared," indicating individuals being equipped, planned, or positioned for forthcoming scenarios or tasks.

Paghaplos

"Paghaplos" is a Tagalog noun meaning "caress" or "gentle touch," representing the action or process of touching softly, often with affection or care.

Dala

"Dala" in Tagalog means "bring" or "carry," indicating the act of transporting items or responsibilities.

Nagastos

Nagastos in Tagalog is the past tense form of the verb "gastos," meaning "spent" in English.

Ngiti

The Tagalog noun "ngiti" translates to "smile" in English.

Nanay

In Tagalog, the word "nanay" refers to one’s mother, often used with deep affection and respect.