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Abá
Exclamation of surprise, wonder, admiration (Interjection)
Abó
Ashes (Noun)
Abót
Within reach (Verbal)
Adiyós (Paalam)
Goodbye
Agád
At once; soon (Adverb)
Ahente
Agent (Noun)
Aksayá
1) Waste; wastefulness; extravagance (Noun); Katakut-takot and aksayá ng pagkain sa bahay na itó: The waste of food in this house is terrible, 2) Wasteful; wasted (Adjective); Huwág kang aksayá sa sabón: Don't be wasteful with the soap; Aksayáng pagkain: Wasted food.
Akó
I (Pronoun)
Alagà
Someone under one's care (Noun)
Alikabók
Dust (Noun)
Alisín
To remove (Verb)
Almusál
Breakfast (Noun)
Aláhas
Jewelry (Noun)
Alám
To have knowledge of (Verbal)
Alín
Which (Interrogator)
Alís
Departure (Noun)
Amerikána
Coat of a man (Noun)
Amá (Tatay)
Father (Noun)
Amóy
Smell, odor (Noun)
Ang, Ang mga
The (Article), Plural
Anunsiyo
Announcement; advertisement (Noun)
Anyáya
Invitation (Noun)
Anák, Anák na laláki, Anák na babáe
Child (Noun), Son (Noun), Daughter (Noun)
Aníno
Shadow (Noun)
Anó
What (Pronoun)
Apóy
Fire (Noun)
Aspilé
Pin (Noun)
Asáwa
Wife or Husband (Noun)
Asín
Salt (Noun)
Asó
Smoke (Noun)
Áso
Dog (Noun)
Asúkal
Sugar (Noun)
Asúl (Bugháw)
Blue (Adjective)
At
And (Conjunction)
Awà
Pity (Noun)
Ay
Equivalent to the English to be (Copulative Article)
Ay!
Exclamation of despair, sadness (Interjection)
Aywán, Aywan Ko
Not to know, I don't know
Áhas
Snake (Noun)
Ákin
Mine, my (Pronoun)
Álaala
1) Memory (Noun), 2) Gift (Noun)
Álat
Salty taste (Noun), Maálat = Salty (Adjective)
Álisan
To remove from (Verb)
Álon
Wave (Noun)
Ámin
Our; ours (excluding you) (Pronoun)
Áni
Harvest (Noun)
Áraw
1) Day (Noun), 2) Sun (Noun)
Árte (Sining)
Art (Noun)
Ásim
Sour taste (Noun)
Átin
Our; Ours (including you) (Pronoun)
Áway
A Fight; quarrel (Noun)
Áyaw
To dislike (Verbal)
Áyos
Order, arrangement, appearance (Noun)
Ba
Particle used for questions
Babà
1) Chin (Noun), 2) Lowness; Bottom (Noun)
Babáe
Woman, female (Noun)
Báboy
Pork; pig (Noun)
Baká
Particle used to express doubt
Báka
Cow (Noun)
Bákal
Iron; steel (Noun)
Bákit
Why (Interrogator)
Bákod
Fence (Noun)
Bakuran
Yard (Noun)
Bakyâ
Wooden shoes (Noun)
Bága
Live charcoal (Noun)
Bagà
Lungs (Noun)
Bágo
Before (Adverb)
Bahâ
Flood (Noun)
Bahági
A part, portion (Noun)
Bahála na!
Common expression meaning come what may!
Báhay
House (Noun)
Bahay-Kubo
Nipa Hut (Noun)
Bálak
Plan, aim, purpose (Noun)
Baitang
Grade; step (Noun)
Balità
News (Noun)
Bálot
Wrapping
Balútan
Package (Noun)
Bandilà
Flag; banner (Noun)
Bangkâ
Boat (Noun)
Bangko
Bank (Noun)
Bangós
Milkfish (Noun)
Baníg
Buri mat (Noun)
Bapór
Ship (Noun)
Bansá
Nation; country (Noun)
Pambansá
National (Adjective)
Bantáy
Watchman; guard (Noun)
Baríl
Gun; revolver (Noun)
Barbéro
Barber (Noun)
Págupitan (Barberyá)
Barbershop (Noun)
Barò
Dress (Noun)
Basâ
Wet (Adjective)
Baság
Broken (Adjective)
Básag-ulo
Quarrel; misunderstanding (Idiom) (Noun)
Baso
Drinking-glass (Noun)
Batà, Batang Babae, Batang Lalaki
Child (Noun), Girl (Noun), Boy (Noun)
Batás
Law (Noun)
Batì
Greeting; Maligayang bati!; Congradulations! Best wishes!
Bató
1) Stone (Noun), 2) Kidney (Noun)
Báwa’t
Every; each (Pronoun)
Báwal
Prohibited; not allowed (Verbal)
Báwang
Garlic (Noun)
Báyad
Payment (Noun)
Báyan
1) Town proper (Noun), 2) Country (Noun)
Bayani
Hero (Noun)
Bérde (Luntian)
Green (Adjective)
Bibíg
Mounth (Noun)
Bigás
Rice (Uncooked) (Noun)
Bigát
Weight; heaviness (Noun)
Mabigát
Heavy (Adjective)
Biglâ
Suddenly; at once (Adverb)
Bílang
1) Number (Noun), 2) As (Conjunction)
Bilí
Amount paid for a thing (Verbal)
Bilíbid
Prison (Noun)
Bintanà (Durungawan)
Window (Noun)
Binyág
Baptism (Noun)
Birò
Joke (Noun)
Mapagbirô
Jester; full of jokes (Adjective)
Bísig
Arm of human body (Noun)
Biyáhe
Trip; travel (Noun)
Bombílya
Electric bulb (Noun)
Bóses (Tinig)
Voice (Noun)
Bóte
Bottle (Noun)
Bukás
Open (Adverb)
Buksán
To open (Verb)
Bukód sa
Except; aside from; besides (Preposition)
Búkid
Field; farm (Noun)
Buhángin
Sand (Noun)
Búhay
Life (Noun)
Buháy
Alive; growing (Adjective)
Buhók
Hair (Noun)
Bulaklák
Flower (Noun)
Bulsá
Pocket of trousers or shirt (Noun)
Bumalík
Return (Verb)
Bumása
To read (Verb)
Bumilí
To buy (Verb)
Magbilí
To sell (Verb)
Bundók
Mountain (Noun)
Taong-bundók
Mountain people (Noun)
Prutas (Búngang-kahoy)
Fruit (Noun)
Bútil
Grain; cereal (Noun)
Butó
Bone; seed (Noun)
Butónes
Button (Noun)
Buwán
1) Moon (Noun), 2) Month (Noun)
Bilóg ang buwán
Full moon (Noun)
Buwís
Tax (Noun)
Buwísit
One that brings bad luck (Noun)
Wísit
1) One that brings good luck (Noun), 2) Same (Adjective)
Ka
You (Singular post-posed of ikaw) (Pronoun)
Kaarawán
Birthday (Noun)
Káwawà
Pitiful (Adjective)
Kababáyan
Fellow-citizen; countryman (Noun)
Kabáyo
Horse (Noun)
Kabihasnán
Civilization (Noun)
Kabuháyan
Livelihood (Noun)
Kabutíhan
Goodness; virtue (Noun)
Kabisádo
Learned by heart; memorized (Verb)
Kakilála
Acquaintance (Noun)
Kagatín
To bite (Verb)
Kagabí
Last night (Adverb
Kagálang-galang
Honorable; respectable (Adjective)
Kagalit
Enemy (Noun)
Kahápon
Yesterday (Adverb)
Kahón
Box (Noun)
Káhoy
Wood; fuel; lumber (Noun)
Kaibígan
Friend (Noun)
Kailán
When (Interrogative)
Kailángan
To need; necessary (Auxilary verb; Adverb)
Kalabaw
Carabao (Noun)
Kalákal
Merchandise; goods (Noun)
Kalahati
Half; one-half (Noun; Adjective)
Kalán
Clay-stove (Noun)
Kalayáan
Independence; liberty (Noun)
Malayà
Free (Adjective)
Kaláwang
Rust (Noun)
Kalésa
Two-wheeled vehicle pulled by a horse (Noun)
Kaligayáhan
Happiness; contentment (Noun)
Kalíhim (Pangalawang)
Secretary; assistant secretary (Noun)
Kaliwâ
Left (Noun)
Kamag-ának
Relative (Noun)
Kamátayan
Death (Noun)
Kamátis
Tomato (Noun)
Kamáy
Hand (Noun)
Kambal
Twins (Noun)
Kamí
We (Excluding the person talked to) (Pronoun)
Kamísadentro
Man's shirt (Noun)
Kamiséta
Undershirt (Noun)
Kampanà
Church bells (Noun)
Kánan
Right (Noun)
Kandilà
Candle (Noun)
Kanilá
Their, theirs (Proposed of nila) (Pronoun)
Kánin
Cooked rice (Noun)
Kanína
A while ago (Adverb)
Kaníno, Para kanino, Sa kanino
Whose (Interrogative), For whom, From whom; to whom
Kanyá, Sa kanyá, Para kanyá
His; hers (Pronoun), To him; to her, For him; for her
Kanlúran, Kanluranín
West (Noun), Western (Adjective)
Kantá (Awit)
Song (Noun)
Mang-aáwit
Singer (Noun)
Kapatíd
Brother; sister (Noun)
Kapé
Coffee (Noun)
Kápitbahay
Neighbor (Noun)
Karáyom
Needle (Noun)
Karné
Meat of cow, carabao, or horse (Noun)
Karapatán
Right (To do) (Noun)
Kasáma
Companion (Noun)
Kasamá
Partner in business or land cultivation (Noun)
Kasápi
Member of a society, club, or political party (Noun)
Kaseróla
Caserole; cooking utensil (Noun)
Katás
Juice of fruits (Noun)
Makatas
Juicy (Adjective)
Katawán
Body (Noun)
Katúlong
Helper; servant (Noun)
Káwad
Wire (Noun)
Kawad-elektrika
Electric wire (Noun)
Kawaní
Employee (Noun)
Kawáyan
Bamboo (Noun)
Kauntì
Few; little (Adverb)
Kay, Sa kay
To (With names of persons), For...
Kayá
So; and so (Conjunction)
Káysa
Than (Conjunction)
Kayumanggí
Race color of Filipinos; brown complexion (Noun)
Késo
Cheese (Noun)
Kinatawán
Representative (Noun)
Kláse
1) Class in school (Noun), 2) Kinds (noun)
Ko
Mine; by me (Postposed of akin) (Pronoun)
Kukó
Fingernail (Noun)
Kulambô
Mosquito net (Noun)
Kúlay
Color (Noun)
Kulóg
Thunder (Noun)
Kumáin
To eat (Verb)
Kúmot
Blanket (Noun)
Kumúha
To get (Verb)
Kumustá
How are you? (Greeting)
Kundíman
Native love song (Noun)
Kung
If; when; as to (Conjunction)
Kunsúlta
Consultation (Noun)
Kúru-kurò
Opinion (Noun)
Kurtína
Curtain (Noun)
Kusinà
Ktchen (Noun)
Kutsára
Spoon (Noun)
Kutséro
Driver of a calesa or rig (Noun)
Kutsílyo
Table or kitchen knife (Noun)
Kuwádro
Picture frame (Noun)
Kuwénto
Story; fiction (Noun)
Kuwéro
Leather (Noun)
Kuwintás
Necklace (Noun)
Daán (Kalye; kalsada)
1) Road; street (Noun), 2) Hundred (Adjective)
Dakilà
Great; foremost (Adjective)
Damdámin
Emotion; feeling; suffering (Noun)
Damít
Cloth; dress (Noun)
Dangál (Karángalan)
Honor (Noun)
Dápat
Must; ought (Auxilary Verb)
Dáti
Former (Adjective); Formerly (Adverb)
Daw
It is said (Conjunction)
Dibdíb
Breast; chest (Noun)
Dilà
Tongue (Noun)
Diláw
Yellow (Adjective)
Diligín
To Water; sprinkle water on (Verb)
Dilím (Karimlán)
Darkness (Noun)
Din
Also; too (Adverb)
Aksidénte (Disgrásya)
Accident (Noun)
Díto
here, in this place (Adverb)
Diyán
There, in that place (Adverb)
Diyáryo (Pahayagan)
Newspaper (Noun)
Diyós (Bathala)
God, Supreme Being (Noun)
Doktór (Manggagámot)
Doctor (Noun)
Doón
There, yonder (far from persons talking) (Adverb)
Dugô
Blood (Noun)
Dúlo
End; point (Noun)
Dumatíng
To Arrive (Verb)
Pagdating
Arrival (Noun)
Dumi
Dirt; refuse (Noun)
Dúnong (Karunúngan)
Knowledge; ability (Noun)
Dúyang
Hammock; cradle (Noun)
Duwág
Crowd (Noun)
Eléktrika
Electric (Adjective)
Ilaw-elektrika
Electric Light (Noun)
Eskuwéla (Páaralán)
School (Noun)
Eksámen
Examination; long test (Noun)
Espesiyál
Special; extra-ordinary; good (Adjective)
Estasyón
Station; waiting shed (Noun)
Estudiyánte
Student (Noun)
Gabí
Night; evening (Noun)
Gáling sa
Comes from; came from (Verbal)
Gálit, Galít
Anger (Noun), Angry (Adjective)
Gámit
Use; usefulness (Noun)
Gamítin
To use (Verb)
Gamót
Medicine (Noun)
Gamutín
To cure (Verb)
Gandá
Beauty (Noun)
Ganitó
Like this (Adverb)
Ganyán
Like that (Adverb)
Ginisá
Sauted food, like meat, vegetables (Noun)
Ginoó
Gentleman; mister (Noun)
Gintô
Gold (Noun)
Gisíng
Awake (Adjective)
Gisíngin
To wake up someone (Verb)
Gitnâ
Middle; center (Noun)
Góma
Rubber; rubber tires of cars (Noun)
Grádo
Grade; class (Noun)
Gripò
Faucet (Noun)
Gugò
Gogo bark used for shampoo (Noun)
Gúhit
Line (Noun)
Gúlay
Vegetables (Noun)
Gunting
Scissors (Noun)
Gupít
Haircut (Noun)
Gupitin
To cut with a pair of scissors (Verb)
Gurò
Teacher (Noun)
Gustó
Like; desire (Noun)
Gutóm, Gútom
Hungry (Adjective), Hunger (Noun)
Gátas
Milk (Noun)
Habà
Length (Noun)
Habâ
Elongated (Adjective)
Hábang
While; as long as (Conjunction)
Hagdán
Ladder; stairs (Noun)
Halagá
Cost; importance (Noun)
Hálalan
Election (Noun)
Halík
Kiss (Noun)
Halika
Come here (Verb)
Halimbawà
Example (Noun)
Hámak
Lowly, despised (Adjective)
Handaan
Celebration; party (Noun)
Hangál
Ignorant; stupid (Adjective)
Hanggáng
Until (Conjunction)
Hángin
Wind; air (Noun)
Hápon
Afternoon (Noun)
Hapúnan
Supper; dinner (Noun)
Haráp
Front (Noun)
Sa Haráp
In front (Preposition)
Hardin (Halamanan)
Garden; lawn (Noun)
Hátinggabí
Midnight (Noun)
Hátol
Judgment; decision (Noun)
Háwak
Hold (Noun)
Hawákan
To hold (Verb)
Háyop
Animal (Noun)
Héto
Here, here it is (Adverb)
Hilagà
North (Noun)
Hindî
No; not (Adverb)
Hiningá
Breath (Noun)
Hinlalakí
Thumb (Noun)
Hinóg
Ripe (Adjective)
Hiláw
Unripe (Adjective)
Hintayín
To wait for (Verb)
Hípon
Shrimp (Noun)
Hirám
Borrowed (Adjective)
Hiramin
To borrow (Verb)
Hiyâ
Shame (Noun)
Mahiyâ
To be ashamed (Verb)
Húkbo
Army (Noun)
Húkbong-Dagat
Navy
Hulí
Late (Adjective)
Humigâ
To lie down (Verb)
Humingî
To ask for; to request (Verb)
Hustó
Exact fit; enough (Adjective)
Huwág
Don't; do not (Adverb)
Ibá
Other; another; different (Adjective)
Ibabâ
Under; below; down (Adverb)
Ibábaw
Above; on (Preposition)
Íbig
Love; like (Verb)
Umíbig
To love (Verb)
Ibigáy
To give (Verb)
Íbon
Bird (Noun)
Ikáw
You (Singular) (Pronoun)
Ilagáy
To put; to place (Verb)
Ilálim
Beneath (Adverb)
Sa ilálim
Under (Preposition)
Ilán
1) Some (Pronoun), 2) How many? (Adverb)
Ílaw
Light fixtures; lamp; light (Noun)
Ílog
River (Noun)
Ilóng
Nose (Noun)
Ína (Nanay)
Mother (Noun)
Íngay
Noise (Noun)
Maíngay
Noisy (Adjective)
Inggit
Envy (Noun)
Mainggítin
Envious (Adjective)
Ínit
Heat; warmth (Noun)
Maínit
Hot; warm (Adjective)
Inumín
1) A drink (Noun), 2) To drink (Verb)
Inyó
Your; yours (Pronoun)
Isáma
To take along; include (Verb)
Isará
To close windows or doors (Verb)
Isaulì
To return something borrowed or given (Verb)
Isdâ
Fish (Noun)
Ísip
Mind; thought (Noun)
Mag-isíp
To think (Verb)
Isuót
To wear; to put on (Verb)
Itaás
1) Above (Adverb), 2) To put up (Verb)
Itápon
To throw away (Verb)
Itím
Black (Adjective)
Itlóg
Egg (Noun)
Ituró
To teach something; to show or point (Verb)
Itó
This; this one (Pronoun)
Íwan
To leave behind (Verb)
Iyák
Cry (Noun)
Iyakin
Tearful; one who cries easily (Adjective)
Iyán
That (Pronoun)
Iyó
Yours; your (Singular) (Pronoun)
Lában
Fight; contest (Noun)
Labánan
To fight with another (Verb)
Labás
Outside; presentation, as in stage (Noun)
Sa Labas
Outside (Adverb)
Labì
Lower lip (Noun)
Labíng
When placed before a cardinal number (1 to 9) it means more than ten, as in labing-isá, eleven; labinlimá, fifteen (Prefix)
Lábis
1) Surplus (Noun), 2) More than enough (Adverb)
Lákad
Walk (Noun)
Lumákad
To walk (Verb)
Lakás
Strength; force (Noun)
Lakí
Size (Noun)
Lumálaki
Presently growing; increasing in size (Verb)
Lagáy (Kalagayan)
Condition; state (Noun)
Lagdâ (Pirma)
Signature (Noun)
Lagì
Always (Adverb)
Lahát
All; everybody (Pronoun)
Lahì
Race of people; nationality (Noun)
Laláki
Man; male (Noun)
Lalagyán
Container (Noun)
Lalamúnan
Throat (Noun)
Lámang
Only (Adverb)
Lambát
Fishing net (Noun)
Lamíg
Coldness (Noun)
Malamíg
Cold (Adjective)
Lamók
Mosquito (Noun)
Lángaw
Housefly (Noun)
Langgám
Ants (Noun)
Langís
Oil (Noun)
Langóy
Swim (Noun)
Lumangóy
To swim (Verb)
Lápis
Pencil (Noun)
Larô
Play, game (Noun)
Laruán
Toy, plaything (Noun)
Lása
Taste (Noun)
Lasíng
Drunk (Noun)
Lásingan
Bar, drinking-place (Noun)
Láson
Poison (Noun)
Láway
Saliva (Noun)
Láta
Tin can (Noun)
Layà
Freedom (Noun)
Maláyà
Free, independent (Adjective)
Layò
Distance (Noun)
Malayò
Far, distant (Adjective)
Láyon
Aim, purpose (Noun)
Likás
Native of, natural to (Adjective)
Likhâ
Creation, product (Noun)
Libró (Aklat)
Book (Noun)
Ligò
Bath (Noun)
Maligo
To bathe (Verb)
Ligáya
Happiness (Noun)
Maligaya
Happy (Adjective)
Sulat (Líham)
Letter, missive (Noun)
Líhim
Secret (Noun)
Línis
Cleanliness (Noun)
Malinis
Clean (Adjective)
Linîsin
To clean (Verb)
Lindól
Earthquake (Noun)
Linggó
Week (Noun)
Linggo
Sunday (Noun)
Lípon
Group (Noun)
Lipúnan
Society (Noun)
Listáhan (Talaan)
List (Noun)
Litráto (Larawan)
Picture (Noun)
Litsón
Roasted pig (Noun)
Loób
Interior (Noun)
Sa loób
Inside (Adverb)
Lumà
Not new (Adjective)
Lumápit
To come near, to approach (Verb)
Lumipád
To fly (Verb)
Lumubóg
To sink (Verb)
Lunsód
City (Noun)
Punung-Lunsód
Capital (Noun)
Luntían
Green (Adjective)
Lupà
Ground, earth, land (Noun)
Lutò
1) The cooking (Noun), 2) Cooked (Adjective)
Tagalúto
Cook (Noun)
Maaarí
Possible, can (Verb)
Maága
Early (Adjective)
Mabigát
Heavy (Adjective)
Mabahò
Bad-smelling (Adjective)
Mabaít
Good (Used with persons and animals) (Adjective)
Mabangó
Fragrant (Adjective)
Mábanggâ
To bump against, to collide with (Verb)
Mabúhay
1) Long live! (Interjection), 2) To live (Verb)
Mabúti
Good, well (Used with person or things) (Adjective)
Makabágo
Modern, up-to-date (Adjective)
Makabáyan
Patriotic, nationalistic (Adjective)
Makapál
Thick (Adjective)
Mákina
Machine, sewing machine (Noun)
Mákita
To see (Verb)
Makiúsap
To plead, to make a request (Verb)
Madálang
Slowly (Adverb)
Madalás
Often, frequent (Adverb)
Madali
1) Easy (Adjective), 2) Fast (Adverb)
Magálang
Courteous (Adjective)
Magandá
Beautiful, pretty (Adjective)
Pamílya (Mag-Anak)
Family (Noun)
Mag-Áral
To study (Verb)
Mag-Asáwa
1) Husband or Wife (Noun), 2) To marry (Verb)
Magalíng
Good, excellent, free from sickness (Adjective)
Mágasin
Magazine (Noun)
Magkáno
How much? (Adverb)
Magkapatid
Brothers or sisters (Adjective)
Magdasál
To pray (Verb)
Maghain
To set the table (Verb)
Maghápon
All day long (Adverb)
Maghúgas
To wash anything (Not clothes) (Verb)
Maglabá
To wash clothes (Verb)
Maglaró
To play (Verb)
Manlalaro
Player (Noun)
Magpaalám
To bid goodbye (Verb)
Magpasyál
To promenade, to take a walk (Verb)
Magsasaká
Farmer (Noun)
Magsimbá
To go to church, to hear mass (Verb)
Magtanim
To plant (Verb)
Mágulat
To be surprised (Verb)
Mahabà
Long (Adjective)
Mahál
Dear, precious, expensive (Adjective)
Mahusay
Efficient, exceptional (Adjective)
Maíngay
Noisy (Adjective)
Maitím
Black (Adjective)
Malakí
Big, large (Adjective)
Mainit
Hot, warm (Adjective)
Malápit
Near (Adjective)
Malayo
Far (Adjective)
Maliwánag
Clear, bright (Adjective)
Madilim
Dark, lack of light (Adjective)
Malusóg
Healthy (Adjective)
Mamà
Uncle, mister (Noun)
Mámayâ
by and by, later on (Within the day) (Adverb)
Mámamayán
Citizen (Noun)
Maniwalà
To believe (Verb)
Manók
Chicken (Noun)
Mantikà
Lard (Noun)
Mantikílya
Butter (Noun)
Maputî
Whitish (Adjective)
Marámi
Much, many (Adjective)
Marúnong
Intelligent, wise (Adjective)
Masamâ
Bad, wicked (Adjective)
Masayá
Happy, cheerful (Adjective)
Masunarin
Obedient (Adjective)
Matá
Eye (Noun)
Matabâ
Fat (Adjective)
Matamís
Sweet (Adjective)
Matandâ
1) An old person (Noun), 2) Aged, old (Adjective)
Matangkád
Tall (Adjective)
Pandák
Short (Adjective)
Matigás
Hard (Adjective)
Malambót
Soft (Adjective)
May, Mayroón
To have, to possess, there is (Verb)
Mayáman
Rich, wealthy (Adjective)
Mahirap
1) Difficult, 2) Poor
May-Arì
Owner (Noun)
Maysakít
Patient, sick person (Noun)
Médiyas
Stocking, socks (Noun)
Mésa
Table (Noun)
Minúto
Minute (Noun)
Mísa
Mass (Religious) (Noun)
Míting (Pulong)
Meeting (Noun)
Mo
Your, yours, by you (Post-posed of iyó) (Pronoun)
Mukhâ
Face (Noun)
Mulâ sa
From (Preposition)
Mulî
Again (Adverb)
Múra
Cheap (Adjective)
Na
1) Already (Adverb), 2) That, who which (Pronoun)
Nakatirá
Living in, resident of (Verb)
Naku!
An expression of surprise (Comes from Ina ko!) (Interjection)
Namán
Also, in like manner (Adverb)
Namatáy
Died (Verb)
Námin
Our, by us (Exclusive) (Pronoun)
Nang
1) Ng (Article), 2) When (Noóng) (Adverb)
Naparíto
Came (Verb)
Naparoón
Went (Verb)
Nárito
Here (Verb)
Nároon
There (Verb)
Nása
A particle expressing position, location or direction (Preposition)
Násaán
Where? (Interrogative)
Negósiyo
Business, industry (Noun)
Nérbiyos
Nervousness, nerves (Noun)
Nínong, Nínang
Godfather, godmother (Noun)
Ninúno
Ancestors (Noun)
Níngas
Flame (Noun)
Niyog
Coconut (Noun)
Noó
Forehead (Noun)
Noón
At that time (Adverb)
Nunò
Grandparent (Noun)
Nóta
Musical note (Noun)
Ngâ
Please, really, truly (Particle)
Ngayón
Now, today (Adverb)
Ngípin
Teeth (Noun)
Ngitî
Smile (Noun)
Ngúni't
But (Conjunction)
Ngusò
Upper lip (Noun)
O
Or (Conjunction)
Oo
Yes (Adjective)
Ohò, Opò
Yes sir, yes ma'm
Oras
Hour, time (Noun)
Orasiyón
Angelus (a prayer said 3 times a day by Roman Catholics in memory of the Annunciation) (Noun)
Orihinál
Original (Noun)
Ospitál
Hospital (Noun)
Oyayì
Lullaby (Noun)
Paá
Foot (Noun)
Paalám
1) Farewell (Noun), 2) Goodbye (Verb)
Paáno
How? (Interrogative)
Páaralán (Iskuwela)
School (Noun)
Pabuyà
Tip, gratuity (Noun)
Pakinábang
Profit, gain (Noun)
Pákò
Nail (Noun)
Pakpák
Wing (Noun)
Paksâ
Subject, title, theme (Noun)
Padér
Concrete wall (Noun)
Pagkáin
Food (Noun)
Pag-ása
Hope (Noun)
Pag-íbig
Love (Noun)
Pagód, Págod
Tired, weary (Adjective), Tiredness (Noun)
Pagsúlong
Advancement (Noun)
Pagtuturò
The teaching (Noun)
Páhatiran
Mail, post office (Noun)
Pálad
Palm of hand, fate (Noun)
Palálò
Proud, boastful (Adjective)
Pálay
Rice plant, unhusked rice (Noun)
Paláyaw
Nickname (Noun)
Palayók
Clay pot (Noun)
Paléngke
Market (Noun)
Pálikuran
Toilet (Noun)
Pámahalaan
Government (Noun)
Pámantasan
University (Noun)
Pangálan
Name (Noun)
Pángit
Ugly (Adjective)
Pangakò
Promise (Noun)
Mangakò
To promise (Verb)
Panginoón
Master, lord (Noun)
Pangúlo (Pangalawang)
President (Noun)
Pangulo
Vice-President (Noun)
Papél
Paper (Noun)
Paraán
Way, method (Noun)
Parého
The same, similar (Adjective)
Parúsa
Punishment (Noun)
Pasinayà
Inauguration (Noun)
Pasò
Burnt flesh (Noun)
Pasô
Pot for plants (Noun)
Patáy
1) Dead (Noun), 2) Lifeless, extinguished (as in light) (Adjective)
Patnúgot
Director, editor (Noun)
Páwis
Perspiration (Noun)
Anak-pawis
Laborer (Noun)
Payák
Simple (Adjective)
Payát
Thin (Adjective)
Páyong
Umbrella (Noun)
Péra
Money (Noun)
Péro
But (Conjunction)
Pílak
Silver (Noun)
Pintá
Paint (Noun)
Pintô
Door (Noun)
Pinggán
Plate (Noun)
Píso
Peso (Noun)
Pisngí
Cheek (Noun)
Pípa
Pipe (Noun)
Pirmí
Always, permanent (Adverb)
Pistá
Feast (Noun)
Pistang-Bayan
Town-fiesta (Noun)
Plántsa
Hot iron (Noun)
Plúma
Fountain pen (Noun)
Pósporo
Match (Noun)
Prémyo (Gantimpala)
Prize, reward (Noun)
Programa (Palatuntunan)
Program, plans (Noun)
Pugón
Stove (Noun)
Pulá
Red (Adjective)
Pulbós
Powder (Noun)
Pulúbi
Beggar (Noun)
Punó
1) Tree (Noun), 2) Leader, chief (Noun)
Punô
Full (Adjective)
Pusà
Cat (Noun)
Pusò
Heart (Noun)
Putî
White (Adjective)
Putók
Blast (Noun)
Rádyo
Radio (Noun)
Raw (Daw)
It is said (Adverb)
Reklámo
Complaint (Noun)
Relihiyón
Religion (Noun)
Relós
Clock, watch (Noun)
Rikádo
Condiments for cooking (Noun)
Riles
Rails for train (Noun)
Resíbo
Receipt (Noun)
Rósas
1) A kind of plant or its flowers (Noun), 2) Pink color (Adjective)
Saán
Where (Adverb)
Sabáw
Broth (Noun)
Sabáy
At the same time (Adjective)
Sábi
What was said (Noun)
Sabihin
To tell (Verb)
Sabón
Soap (Noun)
Sakáy
Passenger (Noun)
Sumakáy
To ride in (Verb)
Sakím
Selfish (Adjective)
Sakit
Sickness, pain (Noun)
Saksí
Witness (Noun)
Sagót
Answer (Noun)
Saganà
Abundant, plenty (Adjective)
Sáhod
Salary, wage (Noun)
Sála
1) Sin (Noun), 2) Living room (Noun)
Salámat
Thanks (Noun)
Salamín
Eyeglasses, looking glass (Noun)
Salapî
1) Money (Collective) (Noun), 2) fifty centavos (Noun)
Salawál
Trousers (Noun)
Saligáng-batás
Constitution (Noun)
Salitâ
Word, language (Noun)
Salóp
Ganta (For measuring cereals) (Noun)
Sálu-sálo
Party, banquet (Noun)
Samahán
To accompany (Verb)
Sáma-sáma
Altogether (Adverb)
Sambá
Worship (Noun)
Sumamba
To worship (Verb)
Sampagita
A kind of shrub or its white flowers. National flower of the Philippines (Noun)
Sampú
Ten (Noun)
Sandaán
One hundred (Noun)
Sandalî
A moment (Noun)
Sangá
Branch (Noun)
Sapátos
Shoes (Noun)
Sarádo
Closed (Adjectived)
Sari-sarì
Of various kinds (Adjective)
Sariwà
Fresh (Adjective)
Sasakyán
Vehicle of any kind (Noun)
Sáyang
What a pity! (Interjection)
Sayáw
Dance (Noun)
Séda
Silk (Noun)
Sélyo
Stamp for letters (Noun)
Sepilyo
Brush (Noun)
Servidór
Server, waiter (Noun)
Séro
Zero (Noun)
Sigarilyo
Cigarette (Noun)
Silángan
East, the Orient (Noun)
Silíd
Room (Noun)
Silid-tulugan
Bedroom (Noun)
Silid-kainan
Dining room (Noun)
Upuan (Sílya)
Chair (Noun)
Simbáhan
Church (Noun)
Síne
Cinema, show (Noun)
Sinélas
Slippers (Noun)
Síno
Who? (Interrogative)
Sinúlid
Thread (Noun)
Síngsing
Ring of finger (Noun)
Sipón
Cold (Sickness) (Noun)
Sirà, Sirâ
Destruction (Noun), Destroyed, torn, broken (Adjective)
Siyudád
City (Noun)
Sóbre
Envelope (Noun)
Sópas
Soup (Noun)
Sukà
Vinegar (Noun)
Suki
Loyal customer or seller (Noun)
Sukláy
Comb (Noun)
Súlat
1) Letter (Noun), 2) Penmanship (Noun)
Sumáma
To go with (Verb)
Sumunód
To follow (Verb)
Sundálo (Kawal)
Soldier (Noun)
Súnog
Fire, conflagration (Noun)
Susì
Key (Noun)
Taás
Height (Noun)
Mataas
High (Adjective)
Tabâ
Fat (Noun)
Tabák
Sword, long bolo (Noun)
Tabáko
Cigar, tobacco (Noun)
Tabíng-dagat
Beach, seashore (Noun)
Tablá
Board, cut timber (Noun)
Bahay ng tabla
Wooden House (Noun)
Takíp
Cover (Noun)
Tákot, Takót
Fear (Noun), Afraid (Adjective)
Matákot
To be afraid (Verb)
Taksíl
Traitor (Noun)
Tag-áraw
Summer, dry season (Noun)
Tag-ulán
Rainy season (Noun)
Tagumpáy
Victory, triumph (Noun)
Tagutóm
Famine (Noun)
Tahî, Manahî, Mánanahî
Sewing (Noun), To sew (Verb), Seamstress (Noun)
Taínga
Ears (Noun)
Talaán
List, record (Noun)
Talambúhay
Biography (Noun)
Talì
Tie, string or rope used for tying (Noun)
Tamád
Lazy (Adjective)
Masípag
Industrious (Adjective)
Tanáwin
View, scenery (Noun)
Taním
Plant, tree (Noun)
Tanóng
Question (Noun)
Tanyág
Well-known, popular (Adjective)
Tangá
Stupid, irresponsible (Adjective)
Tanghalì
Noon (Noun)
Tapát
Faithful, honest (Adjective)
Táo
Person, human being (Noun)
Taón
Year (Noun)
Tása
Cup (Noun)
Táwa
Laughter (Noun)
Táwad
1) Bargain (Noun), 2) Reduction in price (Noun), 3) Pardon (Noun)
Téla
Cloth (Noun)
Tíket
Ticket (Noun)
Tíla
It seems (Adverb)
Tíisin, Tiisín
1) Sufferings (Noun), 2) To suffer, to be patient with (Verb)
Timbángan
Scale, balance (Noun)
Tímog
South (Noun)
Tindá
Goods, anything for sale (Noun)
Tindáhan
Store (Noun)
Tínta
Ink (Noun)
Tinidór
Fork (Noun)
Tiyá, Tiyo
Aunt (Noun), Uncle (Noun)
Totoó
True (Adjective)
Trabájo
Job, work, livelihood (Noun)
Tren
Train (Noun)
Túbig
Water (Noun)
Túhod
Knee (Noun)
Tulâ
Poem (Noun)
Tuláy
Bridge (Noun)
Túlong
Help (Noun)
Tungkól sa
About, referring to (Preposition)
Tunóg
Sound (Noun)
Tuntúnin
Rule (Noun)
Tuwâ
Gladness (Noun)
Matuwâ
To be glad (Verb)
Tuwálya
Towel (Noun)
Tuwíd
Straight (Adjective)
Tuyâ
Sarcasm (Noun)
Tuyô
1) Dry (Adjective), 2) Dried fish (Noun)
Ubó
Cough (Noun)
Úbod
Core
Ugalì
Custom, habit (Noun)
Ugát
1) Blood vessel (Noun), 2) Root (Noun)
Salitang-ugat
Root word (Noun)
Úháw
Thirst (Noun)
Maúhaw
To be thirsty (Verb)
Úlam
Viand (Noun)
Ulán
Rain (Noun)
Maulán
Rainy (Adjective)
Úlap
Cloud (Noun)
Ulî
Once again (Adverb)
Úling
Charcoal (Noun)
Úlit
Repetition, times (Sampúng úlit - ten times) (Noun)
Úlo
Head (Noun)
Umága
Morning (Noun)
Umalís
To go away (Verb)
Umáwit
To sing (Verb)
Uminóm
To drink (Verb)
Umísip
To think (Verb)
Umpisá (Simula)
Beginning, the start (Noun)
Umupô
To sit (Verb)
Umuwî
To go home (Verb)
Úna
First (Adjective)
Únan
Pillow (Noun)
Úod
Worm (Noun)
Úpa
Pay, rent (Noun)
Upáng
So, so that (Conjunction)
Upisína (Tanggápan)
Office (Noun)
Urí
Kind, quality (Noun)
Úsapan
Conversation (Noun)
Usapín
Case in court (Noun)
Útak
Brain
Maútak
Intelligent (Adjective)
Útang
Debt (Noun)
Útos
Command, order (Noun)
Uwí
Anything brought home (Noun)
Wakás, At sa wakás
End (Noun), Finally
Walâ
Absent (Adjective), None (Adverb)
Waláng-hiyâ
Shameless (Adjective)
Waláng-Págod
Tireless (Adjective)
Walís
Broom (Noun)
Wastô
Correct, right (Adjective)
Watáwat
Flag, banner (Noun)
Wikà
Language (Noun)
Wélga
Strike (Labor) (Noun)
Yabág
Footstep (Noun)
Yáman
Wealth, rechness (Noun)
Yákap
Embrace (Noun)
Yakapin
To embrace (Verb)
Yarì
Made by, finished, done (Adjective)