Random Tagalog Words

Puro

Puro is a Tagalog adjective that means "pure" or "unmixed.

Gamit

"Gamit" is a Tagalog noun meaning "use" or "things," referring to items, tools, or equipment used in daily activities or specific tasks.

Pelikula

The Tagalog word "pelikula" translates to "film" or "movie" in English, representing visual storytelling mediums.

Mong

"Mong" is a possessive post-fix used in Tagalog denoting "your" in English.

Katabing

The word "katabing" in Tagalog translates to "beside" or "adjacent" in English.

Talaga

"Talaga" is a Tagalog adverb and exclamatory term meaning "really" or "truly," emphasizing sincerity, legitimacy, or intensity across statements or interactions.

Malinis

Malinis in Tagalog means "clean," describing the state of being free from dirt, impurities, or clutter.

Magkatuluyan

"Magkatuluyan" is a Tagalog verb phrase meaning "to end up together," particularly in a romantic context, suggesting a relationship that culminates in partnership or marriage.

Hanapin

"Hanapin" is a Tagalog verb translating to "to find" or "to search for," indicating actions involving looking for or seeking out items, people, or information.

Tsismis

Tsismis in Tagalog refers to "gossip," the informal exchange of information or rumors about people's private affairs.