EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
soft food for babies; mush...
tea (gossip)...
That's the tea; That's the gossip....
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/PAP/
FIL: Malambot na pagkain, karaniwang lugaw o niligis na prutas at gulay, na ipinapakain sa mga sanggol o sa mga taong hirap ngumuya.
EN: soft food for babies; mush
Baby food, basically. Before there was Cerelac, there was 'pap'. It's that mushy, bland-looking stuff you feed to someone who can't handle a steak just yet—either a baby or your lolo without his pustiso (dentures).
From Spanish 'papa' (potato), which was generalized to mean any soft, mashed food.
This word is becoming less common in urban areas, often replaced by brand names or more specific terms like 'lugaw' or 'baby food'.
🇵🇭 Naghanda si nanay ng pap na gawa sa kalabasa para sa bunso.
🇺🇸 Mom prepared a mush made of squash for the youngest child.
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