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- 3| Húbat
- 4| Dúhong
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- 13| Lúmog
Pag-udyok na sumang-ayon sa pamamagitan ng pambobola at pagsulsol Halimbawa: “Nabudyokna naman ako dahil sa masarap na pancit na binigay niya.”
(Tausug): Hikayatin ang sinuman na hiwalayan ang maybahay Halimbawa: “Humubatka na sa iyong kinakasama at mamalagi sa piling ko!”
(Sinaunang Tagalog): Maglakad nang pasuray-suray gaya ng lasing Halimbawa: “Paduhong-duhongna umuwi si Rody mula sa kabaret.” ALSO READ: The Origins of Hampaslupaand Other Filipino Words Dignified Filipino Words That Need to Make a Comeback
(Hiligaynon): Maglakad sa maputik na daan. Halimbawa: “Lumudagna naman ako dahil may nagtambak ng putik sa EDSA.”
(Sinaunang Tagalog): Hindi makagawa at makakilos dahil sa panghihinà at kawalan ng kakayahan Halimbawa: “Bro, absent ako ngayon. Mayroon akong alopakaya.”
(Bikolano, Kapampangan, Sinaunang Tagalog, Waray): Pag-papataas o pag-aangat upang makíta ang dakong ibig makíta Halimbawa: “Tara, mansikwattayo ng ranksa Mobile Legends.”
Kahalayan at kalaswaan na hindi pinahihintulutan sa pananalangin Halimbawa: “Magmumog ka ng agua bendita dahil napakahadasng iyong bibig!”
Madaling baluktutin o hubugin; Pliable, pliant Halimbawa: “Ba’t palaging sa kanya ka naniniwala? Haligayotka!”
(Sinaunang Tagalog): Sariling lakas o tibay ng loob na labánan ang sakít, paghihirap, o kamalasan; Resilience Halmbawa: “Hanggang kailan magtatagal ang talaghayng mga Pilipino?”
(Sinaunang Tagalog): Pagpasok nang mabilis at marahas na tulad ng isang kalaban Halimbawa: “Humanda ka at lulumuginkita sa bahay mo.”
- Esquire Philippines
The English word "running out" can be translated as the following words in Tagalog: 1.) gah ó l - [adjective] running out (of time); short on time more... 2.) um u bos - [verb] to consume; to run out of; to exhaust more... Click a Filipino word above to get audio, example sentences and further details for that word. Join us!
- Esquire Philippines
- High blood. Definition: Stressed or annoyed. In reference to having high blood pressure. Used in a sentence: “You’re making me high blood, anak.”
- Sari-sari store. Definition: Filipino corner store. Used in a sentence: “You can get anything at the sari-sari store.”
- Estafa. Definition: Criminal offense of swindling. Used in a sentence: “He’s going to jail for committing estafa.”
- Despedida. Definition: A farewell party. Used in a sentence: “I’m bringing cake to her despedida.”
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The English word "run out" can be translated as the following words in Tagalog: 1.) mawal á n - [verb] to lose (possession or control of something); to run out of (something) 15 Example Sentences Available » more... 2.) ma u bos - [verb] to be consumed; to run out of; to exhaust 9 Example Sentences Available » more... 3.) maub u san - [verb ...
