Random Tagalog Words

Nila

"Nila" is the third-person plural possessive pronoun in Tagalog, meaning "their" or "theirs," denoting ownership, possession, or association with multiple entities excluding the speaker and the listener.

Simula

"Simula" is a Tagalog word meaning "beginning" or "start," indicating the start point of an event, process, or journey.

Hinala

"Hinala" in Tagalog translates to "suspicion" or "doubt" in English.

Kaklase

The word "kaklase" in Tagalog means "classmate," referring to a person who attends the same class or educational program.

Umuwi

"Umuwi" is the past tense form of the Tagalog verb "uwi," meaning "went home" or "returned home," reflecting the act of returning to one's place of residence or origin.

Tinulak

Tinulak is the past tense of the verb tulak, meaning "pushed.

Suntukan

The Tagalog noun "suntukan" translates to "fistfight" or "brawl" in English.

Ngumiti

"Ngumiti" is the past tense of the Tagalog verb "ngiti," meaning "smiled," describing the act of expressing joy or friendliness through a smile completed in the past.

Umaray

Umaray in Tagalog means "groaned" or "complained," indicating a vocal expression of discomfort or pain.

Magbibitaw

Magbibitaw is the future tense of the verb bitaw, meaning "to release" or "to let go.