The name is coming from "the king of all Spains" Philip the second (1557), but please don't tell the FFilipinos I said that, because they don't want to be reminded that they were slaves to Philip II, and that's why certain people in that part of the world prefer to be called Moro instead. The moor people, or the Muslims of the Philippines were called as such because they fight to the death, to stay free from the outsiders' dominance, like the Moroccan people, who conquered Spain for 800 years, after they got sick and tired of the Spanish crusaders always picking on them. Any objections?
The word "Filipino" comes from the Spanish term "Filipino," which was used to refer to the inhabitants of the Philippine Islands during the Spanish colonial era. This term was derived from the name of King Philip II of Spain, who ruled during that time.
Filipino word of windowpane:pasemano
Filipino word of yield: dulot; binunga
The Filipino word for "inferring" is "nagpapalagay" or "nagmumungkahi."
The Filipino word for west is "kanluran."
The Filipino word for the Latin word "gloria" is "kaluwalhatian."
it means to have sex. If I may say so, the word "kantot" is considered vulgar so if you ever come across a Filipino you should never use this word!
Filipino word of windowpane:pasemano
Filipino word for appointment: tipanan
Filipino word for GLOBALLY: pandaigdigan
The Filipino word for "recipe" is resipe.
Filipino word for city is 'syudad'.
"Lakas" is a filipino word for strenght.
Filipino word for coconut: niyog
The Filipino word for "inferring" is "nagpapalagay" or "nagmumungkahi."
Filipino word of entourage: pangkat
The word "Filipino" can function as both a noun and an adjective. As a noun, it refers to a person from the Philippines. As an adjective, it describes something related to the Philippines or its people.
Filipino word of yield: dulot; binunga