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Tagalog Translator *Online*

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
awat

[Active Verb:]
umawat

[Passive Verb:]
awatin

[Examples:]
1) Siya ang umawat sa kanilang dalawa. (He was the one who pacified the two of them.) 2) Awatin mo sina Teria at Violeta. (Pacify Teria and Violeta.)

 1) pacification of quarreling people (noun) 2) to pacify a quarrel, to stand between a fight (verb)
bahag (noun) G-string; loin cloth with a part pulled between the thighs
bango

[Active Verb:]
bumango

 1) aroma (noun) 2) fragrant, sweet-smelling -- MABANGO (adj)
bigas

[Examples:]
PALAY is unhusked rice; BIGAS is husked, uncooked rice; KANIN is cooked rice; MALAGKIT is sticky rice (cooked or uncooked); SUMAN is sweet steamed rice wrapped in banana leaves; PUTO is a rice cake. Steamed rice, which is the staple in most meals is SINAI

[Notes:]
PALAY is unhusked rice; BIGAS is husked, uncooked rice; KANIN is cooked rice; MALAGKIT is sticky rice (cooked or uncooked); SUMAN is sweet steamed rice wrapped in banana leaves; PUTO is a rice cake.

 (noun) husked and uncooked rice
bukbok (noun) bol weevil, wood borer, wood tick, decay (teeth)
damo (noun) grass, weeds
gapas

[Active Verb:]
maggapas

[Passive Verb:]
gapasin

[Examples:]
1) Maggapas ka ng bukid ngayong linggo. (You mow the ricefield this week.) 2) Gapasin mo ang damo sa hardin. (Mow the grass in the garden.)

 (verb) to cut or mow (grass, rice stalk, or the like) with a scythe
gulaman (noun) gelatin (native, made from seaweed)
hagulhol (noun) sudden, loud weeping
halo-halo (noun) a kind of dessert made of sweetened fruit and crushed ice, with milk or ice cream

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