This word is from the Spanish trabajador. Continue reading “TRABAHADOR”
TAGALOG-ENGLISH DICTIONARY
KOLABOREYTOR
This is a transliteration into Tagalog of the English word.
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PAPAYA
The plant’s scientific name is Carica papaya.
Papaya is a common fruit in the Philippines. Many households with a backyard have at least one papaya tree.
Unripe green papaya is considered a vegetable and is used in making the relish called atsara and as an ingredient in dishes, the most prominent of which is tinola.

INLA
Also sometimes called nínya or pupila.
KATARATA
This word is from the Spanish catarata.
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MANGGAGAMOT
root word: gamot (meaning: ‘medicine’ or ‘treatment’)
mang·ga·gá·mot
doctor
manggagamot ng hayop
doctor of animals
OKULISTA
This word is from the Spanish oculista.
o·ku·lís·ta
oculist
manggagamot ng mata
eye doctor
DIKYA
The word dikyà has become the generic translation for the English “jellyfish.”

