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 especially for those studying Philippine literature and documents from that time.
Immeasurable, adj. [imésiurabl]
Inmensurable.
Dî matarok, dî masukat.
Immediate, adj. [imídiet]
Inmediato.
Malapit, karatig.
Immediately, adv. [imídietli]
Inmediatamente.
Pagdaka, karakaraka, agad.
Immemorial, [imimórial]
Inmemorial.
Napakalwat, malwat na malwat.
Immense, adj. [imméns]
Inmenso, vasto.
Malawak, malakí.
Immensity, n. [imménsiti]
Inmensidad.
Lawak, kalawakan.
Immerge, v. [imérdch]
Sumergir, zambullir.
Lumubog, sumukbó, sumisid.
Immersion, n. [immércion]
Inmersion.
Paglubog, pagsukbó; pagsisid.
Immethodical, adj. [imezódical]
Confuso, irregular.
Maguló, walang ayos.
Immigrant, n. [ímmigrant]
Inmigrante.
Taong nakikipamayan, nang̃ing̃ibang lupain.
Immigrate, v. [ímigret]
Emigrar.
Mang̃ibang bayan; mang̃ibang lupain.
Immigration, n. [imigrécion]
Emigracion.
Pang̃ing̃ibang bayan, pang̃ing̃ibang lupain.
Imminent, adj. [íminent]
Inminente.
Malubhâ, nakadaluhong, kapang̃apang̃anib.
Immiscible, adj. [imísibl]
Inmiscible.
Dî makakahalò.
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