Trinket to Tripod

This dictionary contains English, Spanish and Tagalog words from the early 20th century, quite a few of which are obsolete. The spelling and meaning of the words herein may be slightly different from current usage. Still, we believe it is a useful reference for those studying Philippine literature and documents from that time.

Trinket, n. [trínket]
Joya, alhaja; adorno.
Hiyas, alahas; palamutì.

Trio, n. [tráio]
Trio armónico.
Tugmáan ng̃ tatlo.

Trip, n. [trip]
Viaje; resbalon, zancadilla.
Paglalakbay; tisod; tapyók.

Trip, v. [trip]
Hacer un viaje; tropezar, resbalar.
Maglakbay; mátisod, mátapyok.

Tripetalous, adj. [traipétalœs]
Tripétalo.
Tatatlúhing talulot.

Triple, adj. [trípl]
Tríplice.
Makatatlo.

Triple, v. [trípl]
Triplicar.
Gawíng makatatlo.

Triplet, n. [tríplet]
Tercerillo.
Samahán ng̃ tatlo.

Tripod, n. [trípod]
Trípode.
Tukod na may tatlong paa.

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