1. Filipino word: Duyog

English translation: Eclipse

Definition:  Isang okasyon kapag ang araw ay mukhang ito ay ganap o bahagyang natatakpan ng isang madilim na bilog dahil ang buwan ay nasa pagitan ng Araw at Lupa. (Source: filipino101901)

Sentence Example: Marami ang namamangha sa duyog.

2. Filipino word: Sulatroniko

English translation: E-mail

Definition:  Isang proseso ng pagpapasa o pagbibigay ng mensahe patungkol sa impormasyong mayron ka. ( Source: filipino101901)

Sentence Example: Ako’y nagpadala sa sulatroniko ng aking mensahe sa aking guro.

3. Filipino Word: Labaha

English translation: Razor

Definition: isang matalas na instrumentong ginagamit upang ahitin ang buhok
(Source: brainly)

Sentence Example: Ginamit ko ang Labaha sa cr upang ipang-ahit sa Aking balbas.

4. Filipino Word: Durungawan

English translation: Window

Definition: bintana o isang nakabukás na bahagi ng bahay na maaaring gamitin sa pagdungaw
(Source: Brainly)

Sentence Example: Nakita ko sa aming Durungawan ang isang napaka gandang babae.

5. Filipino Word: Kansunsilyo

English translation: Boxer Shorts

Definition: panloob na salawal na panlalaki
(Source: tagaloglang.com )

Sentence Example: Ginamit ko ang bagong biniling Kansunsilyo ng aking magulang

6. Filipino Word: Anluwage

English translation: Carpenter

Definition: tao na gumagawâ ng mga estruktura o kasangkapan na ginagamitan ng kawayan o tabla
(Source:  tagaloglang.com )

Sentence Example: Ihanap moko ng anluwageng kayang gumawa ng Lamesang pabilog para sa ating sala.

6. Filipino Word: Batlag

English translation: Car

Definition: Isang uri ng sasakyan na ginagamit natin sa ating transportasyon sa araw-araw. Ang batlag ay may ibat-ibang laki at uri.
(Source:  jessayama)

Sentence Example: Nabangga ang aming minamanehong batlag kaninang umaga.

7. Filipino Word: Kalupi

English translation: Wallet

Definition: lagayan ng mga salapi o pera na nasa loob ng ating bag.

(Source: https://brainly.ph/question/1904747 )

Sentence Example: Nawala ng aking kaklase ang kanyang kalumpi noong isang araw.

8. Filipino Word: Sambat

English translation: Fork

Definition: isang kagamitan na ginagamit sa hapagkainan.Sambat ang gamit ko sa pagkain ng iba’t ibang klase ng pasta.
(Source: ( https://wordpress76566.wordpress.com/2016/08/01/10-uncommonly-used-filipino-words/ )

Sentence Example: Mas madaling kumain kung may hawak na Sambat.

9.   Filipino Word: Pulot-Gata  

English translation: Honeymoon

Definition: A trip or vacation taken by a newly married couple, A period of harmony immediately following marriage.
(Source: Merriam-Webster)

Sentence Example: Pagtapos nilang ikasal ay lumipad sila papuntang Paris para sa kanilang pulot-gata.

10.   Filipino Word: Dupil 

English translation: Amulet

Definition: Isang bagay na pinaniniwalaang may kapangyarihang iligtas ang buhay ng taong may ari nito sa kapahamakan. Kilala bilang agimat. (Source: https://garciaclydleblog.wordpress.com/2016/09/20/ten-uncommon-filipino-words-lets-be-familiar/ )

Sentence Example: Ginamit ni Juan ang dupil upang maligtas ang kaniyang Sarili sa kapahamakan.

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