EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
to chip off; to break off a piece...
sis; girl...
sis; girl (emphatic)...
Pang-uri
Hindi nagbabago, hindi kumukupas, o hindi natatapos; walang hanggan.
/tu-mi-LAD/
FIL: Ang pagkabakli o pagkatanggal ng isang maliit na piraso mula sa isang mas malaking bagay, lalo na sa matitigas na materyales tulad ng kahoy o bato.
EN: to chip off; to break off a piece
You know that feeling when you accidentally hit the edge of your favorite mug and a small piece breaks off? That's it. The mug *tumilad*. It’s the universe's way of reminding you that nothing is perfect, not even your "World's Best Boss" mug. It's a small, tragic break.
ROOT MEANING: sliver; splinter; chip (of wood)
Refers to a small piece breaking or chipping off a larger, solid object. 'Bumiyak' is for a larger crack or break.
🇵🇭 Tumilad ang isang piraso ng pinggan nang mabitawan ko ito.
🇺🇸 A piece of the plate chipped off when I dropped it.
🇵🇭 Sa katagalan, ang pintura sa pader ay nagsimulang tumilad.
🇺🇸 Over time, the paint on the wall began to chip off.
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Pang-uri
Hindi nagbabago, hindi kumukupas, o hindi natatapos; walang hanggan.