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Welcome to the Tagalog Translator Online. This project initially started as a personal experiment to develop a dictionary for translating English to Tagalog and Tagalog to English words and expressions. At this moment many people, from all over the world, are using this website in order to be able to communicate with family, friends or lovers, living in the Philippines. If you have any suggestions for future developments, then please let me know. Notice: if you want to download the Windows program (freeware) of this translator then click here.

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Tagalog English
higop

[Active Verb:]
humigop

[Passive Verb:]
higupin

 (verb) to slurp (as soup or drink)
pitik1

[Active Verb:]
pumitik

[Examples:]
Gusto mo bang pumitik sa tenga ni Jose? (Do you want to snap your fingers on Jose's ears?)

 (verb) to snap one's fingers; to topple or push with a flip of the fingers
padyak

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pumadyak

 (verb) to stamp one's feet
tuntong2

[Active Verb:]
tumuntong

 (verb) to step on; to tread on
pitik2

[Active Verb:]
mamitik

[Passive Verb:]
pitikin

[Examples:]
1) Mamitik tayo ng gagamba sa hardin. (Let's topple some spiders in the garden.) 2) Gusto mo bang pitikin ang langgam sa mesa? (Do you want to push the ant from the table?)

 (verb) to topple or push with a flip of the fingers
tapak1

[Active Verb:]
tumapak

[Passive Verb:]
tapakan

 (verb) to tread on; to lay the foot on; to step on
suka3

[Active Verb:]
sumuka

[Passive Verb:]
isuka

[Examples:]
1) Sumuka si Josie sa mukha ni Rey. (Josie threw up on the face of Rey.) 2) Isuka mo ang lason. (Vomit out the poison.)

 (verb) to vomit; to throw up
banda 1) a band of musicians; an organized group of musicians (noun) 2) towards or about a certain place or time; in the direction of (adj)
bunton

[Active Verb:]
bumunton

[Passive Verb:]
ibunton

[Examples:]
1) Bumunton ang basura sa bangketa. (The garbage piled up on the streetwalk.) 2) Ibunton mo ang maruming damit sa batya. (Pile the dirty laundry on the wash basin.)

 1) heap, pile (noun) 2) to pile up, to crowd in -- BUMUNTON (verb) 3) to put into a pile, to put in a heap or mound -- MAGBUNTON, IBUNTON (verb)
balabal1

[Active Verb:]
magbalabal

[Passive Verb:]
ibalabal

[Examples:]
Magbalabal ka at nang hindi ka ginawin. (Wrap yourself so you won't get cold.)

 1) mantilla, wrap, shawl (apparel) (noun) 2) to wrap oneself with a shawl, mantle, or kerchief (verb)

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