KWF Diksiyonaryong Filipino-English

Jj

Part of Speech

Noun

Pronunciation

jey

Definition

the 10th letter of the Filipino alphabet.

já•ket

Part of Speech

Noun

Root Word

jacket

Variant

dyá•ket

Source language

Ingles

Definition

jacket.
Nagsuot siya ng jáket dahil sa lamig. He/She wore a jacket because of the cold weather.

Derivative

• magjáket:

Part of Speech

Verb

Definition

to wear a jacket.

ja•kól

Part of Speech

Noun

Root Word

ejaculate

Source language

Ingles

Definition

(Colloquial, Vulgar) to masturbate.

Derivative

• magjakól:

Part of Speech

Verb

Definition

to masturbate.

jáng•gay

Part of Speech

Noun

Source language

Bahása Súg

Definition

metal claws made of gold, silver, brass or tortoise shells.

jép•roks

Part of Speech

Noun

Root Word

projects

Source language

Ingles

Definition

1. (Colloquial) hippie; weirdo.

2. in the 70s, spoiled brat.

jí•had

Part of Speech

Noun

Source language

Magindanáw, Mëranáw, Bahása Súg

Definition

religious war.

jíng•gel

Part of Speech

Noun

Root Word

jingle

Source language

Ingles

Definition

(Colloquial) the act of peeing.

Derivative

• jumínggel:

Part of Speech

Verb

Definition

to pee.

jó•logs

Part of Speech

Adjective

Root Word

dílis+tuyô+itlóg+s

Variant

dyó•logs

Definition

(Colloquial) unfashionable; unstylish; in poor taste.
→ KÓRNI

jór•nal

Part of Speech

Noun

Root Word

journal

Variant

dyór•nal

Source language

Ingles

Definition

1. journal; periodical.

2. journal; diary.
→ TALÁARAWÁN

3. journal (for bookkeeping).

jo•wà

Part of Speech

Noun

Root Word

juwáwa

Definition

(Colloquial) lover; girlfriend or boyfriend.
→ KASINTÁHAN, NÓBYO, NÓBYA, SIYOTÀ

Juan dela Cruz

Part of Speech

Noun

Pronunciation

hu•wán de•lá krus

Source language

Espanyol

Definition

a common placeholder name.

jueteng

Part of Speech

Noun

Pronunciation

hu•wé•teng

Source language

Espanyol

Definition

jueteng.
→ HUWÉTENG

ju•wá•wa

Part of Speech

Noun

Root Word

asáwa

Definition

(Colloquial, Dated) spouse.