Random Tagalog Words

Inyo

Inyo in Tagalog is a pronoun that translates to "yours" in English, denoting possession by two or more people.

Sinulatan

Sinulatan in Tagalog is the past tense form of the verb "sulatan," meaning "written to" or "addressed in writing.

Bilasa

The term "bilasa" refers to something stale or spoiled, often used to describe food that is no longer fresh.

Napadilat

Napadilat in Tagalog means "eyes were opened," describing an involuntary reaction to stimuli such as light or surprise.

Panimula

Panimula in Tagalog translates to "introduction" or "beginning," marking the starting point of an event, narrative, or process.

Daing

Daing in Tagalog has multiple meanings, primarily "complaint" or "lamentation," as well as referring to a type of dried or preserved fish common in Filipino cuisine.

Salita

The Tagalog word "salita" translates to "word" in English.

Sumisigaw

"Sumisigaw" is the present progressive form of the Tagalog verb "sigaw," meaning "shouting" or "yelling," describing loud vocal expressions often prompted by strong emotions.

Magandang

"Magandang" is a Tagalog adjective that combines "maganda" (beautiful/good) with the linking particle "ng," used to form phrases indicating admirable qualities or conditions.

Nating

"Nating" is a possessive pronoun in Tagalog equivalent to "our" combined with the linking particle "ng," used in forming descriptive sentences expressing collective possession or experience.