Please note that 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 this is a useful reference especially for those studying Philippine literature and documents from that time.
Unchangeable, adj. [anchéndchebl]
Inmutable.
Dî nagbabago.
Uncharitable, adj. [ancháritabl]
Nada caritativo.
Walang habag, walang awà.
Uncivil, adj. [ansívil]
Descortés, impolítico.
Lapastang̃an, walang galang, walang pitagan.
Uncivilized, adj. [ansívilaizd]
Salvaje, no civilizado.
Taga gubat, walang kabihasnan.
Uncle, n. [áncl]
Tio.
Amáin, mamà. TIYO, TITO
Unclean, adj. [anclín]
Inmundo, sucio.
Kasuklamsuklam, karimarimarim, salaulà, marung̃is.
Uncleanliness, n. [anclénlines]
Inmundicia, suciedad.
Kasalaulaan, karumihan.
Uncomfortable, adj. [ancómfortabl]
Desconsolado, triste.
Dî maaliw, malungkot, mapanlaw.
Uncommon, adj. [ancómon]
Raro, extraño, extraordinario.
Dî karaniwan, kaibá, tang̃ì.
Unconscious, adj. [ancóncias]
Inconciente.
Walang diwà, walang ulirat, walang damdam.
Uncontrollable, adj. [ancontrólabl]
Ingobernable, irresistible.
Di mapigil, di masupil.
