Angler to Anil

This dictionary contains English, Spanish and Tagalog words from the early 20th century, quite a few of which are obsolete. The spelling and meaning of the words herein may be slightly different from current usage. Still, we believe this is a useful reference especially for those studying Philippine literature and documents from that time.

Angler, n. [ángler]
Pescador de caña.
Tagapamingwít, tagabingwit, mámimingwit, ang namimingwit.

Anglican, adj. [ánglican]
Anglicano.
Anglicano (ang ukol ó nasasanib sa kapisanan ng̃ pananampalatayang ito.

Anglicize, v. [anglizaiz]
Traducir en inglés.
Isalin sa wikang inglés.

Angrily, adv. [ángrili]
Coléricamente.
May pagkagalit, may pagiinit.

Angry, adj. [ángri]
Colérico, enfadado.
Galít, inít.

Anguish, n. [ángüish]
Pena, angustia.
Kahirapan, hirap, hapis, dálita.

Angular, adj. [anguiular]
Angular.
Ang ukol sa panulok.

Angularity, n. [anguiuláriti]
Forma angular.
Anyong panulok.

Anights, n. [ænáits]
De noche, todas las noches.
Gabigabí.

Anil, n. [ánil] (indigo plant or the blue dye obtained from it)
Añil.
Isang halaman na ang dahon at usbóng ay ginagawang tinang bughaw.

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