Random Tagalog Words

Dali-dali

The Tagalog phrase "dali-dali" refers to actions done quickly or hastily.

Daliri

Daliri is the Tagalog word for "finger.

Iyong

"Iyong" is mainly used as a possessive pronoun in Tagalog, expressing ownership or association with the person being addressed.

Pabalik

"Pabalik" is a Tagalog adverb and adjective conveying "going back" or "returning," representing action or movement towards previous locations or states.

Nakakaamoy

Nakakaamoy is a Tagalog verb meaning "can smell" or "can sense an odor," derived from "amoy.

Maligo

"Maligo" in Tagalog means "to bathe" or "to take a bath," describing the act of washing one's body with water.

Bayad

The Tagalog word "bayad" serves as a noun meaning "payment" or "fee" in English.

Kailangan

"Kailangan" is a Tagalog word that translates to "need" or "requirement" in English.

Mararating

The Tagalog verb "mararating" means "will reach" or "will arrive" in English.

Pantaas

"Pantaas" in Tagalog refers to "upper clothing" or garments worn on the upper body such as shirts or blouses.