The Spanish plural word “soldados” means “soldiers” (mga sundalo in Filipino).
Please note that 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 for those studying Philippine literature and documents from that period.
Compact, adj. [cómpact]
Compacto, sólido, denso.
Siksik, masinsin, tipî.
Compact, n. [cómpact]
Pacto, convenio, ajuste.
Tipan, kásunduan, káyarian.
Compact, v. [cómpact]
Pactar; consolidar, compaginar.
Makipagtipan, makipagkáyarî, makipagkasundò; sinsinin, tipîin.
Compactness, n. [compáctnes]
Solidez, densidad.
Katibayan, kasinsinan.
Companion, n. [compéniœn]
Compañero, camarada, compinche.
Kasama, kalaguyò, kasabay, kaakbay.
Companionable, adj. [compéniœnabl]
Sociable.
Mabuting makisama.
Companionship, n. [compéniœnship]
Sociedad, compañía.
Pagsasamahan.
Company, n. [cómpani]
Compañía ó sociedad; cuadrilla de personas que se unen para algun fin particular; compañía de comercio; gremio, cuerpo; cierto número de soldados que militan bajo la disciplina de un capitan.
Samahán, kompanyá; kasama, kasabay; katipunan, kapisanan; pulutong, tropa.
Comparable, adj. [cómparabl]
Comparable.
Máipaparis, máigagaya, máihahalintulad.
Comparative, adj. [compárativ]
Comparativo.
Mapagpaparisan, mapaghahalintularan.
Compare, v. [compér]
Comparar; cotejar, comprobar.
Iparis, ihalintulad; tuusín.
Comparison, n. [compárisœn]
Comparacion; cotejo, confrontacion.
Pagpaparis, pagtutulad; pagtutuus.
