ang·kín
angkin
claim
claim
angkinin
to claim
aangkinin
will claim
Huwag angkinin ang hindi sa iyo.
Don’t claim what is not yours.
TAGALOG-ENGLISH DICTIONARY
LAPAG
la·pág Continue reading “LAPAG”
ANTUKIN
root word: antok Continue reading “ANTUKIN”
ANTOK
an·tók Continue reading “ANTOK”
ANYO
There are two different meanings for the word anyo that Filipinos use.
First is the Spanish-derived ányo, meaning ‘year’ (año). This is frequently used in giving ages, such as Bente anyos (Twenty years).
Second is anyô, pronounced differently and referring to form.
PALUTSINA
Not a common word in conversation.
Likely from combining palo (wooden club) and china (the country).
HUBAD
walang baro sa katawan Continue reading “HUBAD”
KULIMLIM
ku·lim·lím Continue reading “KULIMLIM”