Express to Extent

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, this can serve as a useful reference for those studying Philippine literature and documents from that era.

Express, adj. [ecsprés]
Expreso, claro.
Hayag, maliwanag.

Express, v. [ecsprés]
Expresar; exprimir.
Ihayag; katasín.

Expression, n. [ecsprécion]
Expresion.
Pamamahayag, pananalitâ, pang̃ung̃unsap.

Expulsion, n. [ecspélcion]
Expulsion.
Pagpapalayas, pagtataboy.

Expunge, v. [ecspóndch]
Borrar, cancelar.
Pawiin, katkatin, burahín.

Exquisite, adj. [écscuizit]
Exquisito, excelente, raro.
Mainam, maigi.

Exquisiteness, n. [écscuizitnes]
Primor, excelencia, perfeccion.
Inam, buti, igi.

Extant, adj. [écstant]
Estante, existente.
Namamalagì.

Extempore, adv. [ecstémpori]
De repente, de improviso.
Pagdaka, karakaraka, pagkwan.

Extend, v. [ecsténd]
Extender, amplificar.
Pahabain, unatin, banatin.

Extended, adj. [ecsténded]
Extendido.
Unát, banát.

Extension, n. [ecsténcion]
Extension.
Lawig, lawak.

Extensive, adj. [ecsténsiv]
Extenso, dilatado.
Malawig, malawak.

Extent, n. [ecstént]
Extencion.
Lakí.

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