Adjectives, Places, and Emotions Flashcards by Rexel Boter

Tangkad

Tall (height) only used for people

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Mubo

Short (general term)

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Taas

Long/tall (general term)

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Gwapa

Pretty (Spanish). Typically referring to the face

When saying that an object/thing is pretty it means that it is aesthetic

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Gwapo

Handsome (Spanish). Typically referring to the face

When using gwapo for objects/things you are saying it is functional or well made

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Dako

Big or large

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Gamay

Small tangible things

things that can be held or physically touch

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Diyutay

Small for intangible things

things you can not touch or hold. ie time, idea

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Ligon

Durable

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Gahi (long a / short i)

Hard

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Humok

Soft

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Luag

Wide/loose/spacious

this pertains more to space

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Guot

Narrow

Can also be used for crowded or cramped

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Danlog / Dangog

Slippery

New slang for slippery is slide

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Uga

Dry

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Basa

Wet

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Lapad

Wide / width

Saying someone has a lapad face means it’s round

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Hitsuraan

Attractive person. Typically referring to the whole image like face and body together

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What are 3 ways to say ugly?

Bati / Maot / Pangit

Saying pangit for things means they are unaesthetic or not well made

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Nindot

Beautiful. Only used for objects

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Tigulang

Old. Typically used for living things

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Daan

Old. This could mean that something is old or dated. Typically used for objects/time

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Karaan

Old but has value. like an antique

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Bag’o

New

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Batan'on

Young. Only used for people

Guba

Damaged/distorted/not in a normal state

Buak

Broken/shattered

Bali

Bend to break. This is used for saying you broke a bone

Baliko

Bend

Baga

Thick. This can also be used to mean shameless

Nipis

Thin (thickness)

Niwang

Skinny

Daot

To rot or rotten nag daot can mean to you lost weight kind of with an implication that it is unhealthy

Igat

Flirty / provocatie / slutty. typically in terms of looks

Biga'on

flirty/ sleeping around typically referring to behavior/personality

Singtanon (long a vowel)

Sweaty

Puno (regular vowel U)

Full in a container ie full glass

Puno (long vowel U)

Tree

Busog

Full stomach

Katonga

Half

Puno Puno

close to full

Daghan

Many/plenty

Hugaw

Dirty

Limpyo

Clean

Damak

Disgusting

Puti

White

Lagum

Dark. Referring to shade

Itom

Black

Ngit ngit

absence of light. Dark

Hayag

Light

Kusgan

Having strength/strong. exerting strength When referring to a strong person use this word

Kusog

Strength itself.

Taba

Fat (used for living things and objects) Things that are too big to hold can be described as taba

Payat

Skinny

Lamya

Flimsy or fragile low energy/depressed/sickly

Taba taba

Chubby or chunky

Busok

Chubby or chunky

Himsog

Healthy

Luya (long vowel U)

Sickly / Weak / no energy / drained

Humot

Smells good

Pahumot

Perfume

Baho

Smells bad

Buslot

Has a hole when it usually doesnt have a hole

Kulang

Not enough or lacking

Init

Hot (temperature). General term

Tugnaw

Cold environemnt/room/area

Bugnaw

Cold to the touch (temperature) When taking an item out of the fridge and it becomes room temperature this also uses the word bugnaw

What are 3 ways to say humid?

Igang, Alimuot, Alingiing

Lami

Feels / taste good adding 'a --> Lami'a adds emottion to the statement

Hangin

Wind/windy

Sulaw

Directly bright. pointed at you bright

Binugnaw

from hot to luke warm

Tama-tama

Just about right

Tama

Correct

Taligsik

Drizzle

Bagyohon

Stormy

Bagyo

Hurricane

Ulan

Rain

Salibo

Rain coming inside the house

Linaw

Peaceful/calm

Habog (long a vowel and regular o vowel)

High. looking down from up high

Taas

From the ground looking up high

Subida

Up hill

Bajada

Down hill

Tarik

Cliff/steep

Tungas

Up hill

Sagbot

Grass when used as an adjective it means messy

Hawan

Clear / open space / unobstructed Like the great plains

Lalum

Deep

Layo

Far

Duol

Near

Mingaw

adj. - quiet/silent verb - to miss someone literally means nobody around which is why it can mean quiet/silent and missing someone

Lisang

Petrified / frozen from stress

Makalisang

Terrifying

Hadlok

Scary/scared

Lipay

Happy

Himuot

Happy

Kulba

Nervous

Kurat

Shock

Makakurat

Shocking

Kapoy (long vowel a)

Tiring

Kapoy (short vowel a)

Tired

Makaluya

Tiring

Kataw'anan

Funny

Makahimuot

Funny

Lipong

Dizzy / dizziness

Gul'anon

Worrier

Guol

Worry

Makaguol

Worrying

Sakit

Painful or hurtful can also mean someone is sick

Haruhay

Easy going / good feeling / taking it easy / comfortable

Hayahay

Easy going / good feeling / taking it easy / comfortable this is the word most people use

Adjectives, Places, and Emotions Flashcards

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