This word is from the Spanish engaño (meaning: deceit or trick). Also sometimes spelled enganyo.
engganyo
to entice
to entice
engganyohin
to seduce
Nakakaengganyong bumili.
It’s seductive to buy.
= It’s enticing to buy.
The Tagalog word engganyo originally had the Spanish meaning of trickery or fraud, but it has evolved to mean more broadly fascination and enchantment.
Nakaeengganyo talaga.
It’s really fascinating.
It’s really enchanting.
It’s really fascinating.
It’s really enchanting.
spelling variaton: nakakaenganyong
MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG
engganyo: panloloko, pang-uulol, panlilinlang, daya, pagdaraya, patibóng
engganyo: kasinungalingan, kabulaanan
engganyo: parude, huwad, palsipikado
