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abularyo
faith healer
bayabas
guava
bubuyog
bee
buko
young coconut
dahon
leaf
dyus
juice
gagamba
spider
gumamela
hibiscus
halamang gamot
medicinal plants
kagat
bite
kalamansi dyus
calamansi juice
lamok
mosquito
limonada
lemonade
lunas
remedy or treatment
manghihilot
a traditional healer who uses massage and herbal remedies to treat various ailments
pantal
rash
pagdalaw
the act of visiting or checking on someone's health or condition to offer support or provide care.
pigsa
boil or furuncle
sabila
aloe vera
surot
bed bugs
tsaa
tea
maaksidente
to have an accident
madapa
to fall flat on one’s face
madulas
to slip
makapat
to be bitten
magupit
to be cut or clipped (with scissors)
mahawa
to be infected or contracted
mahiwa
to be cut or sliced (with a sharp object)
mahulog
to fall or drop down
maipit
to be pinched or squeezed
maospital
to be hospitalized or admitted to a hospital
lumala
to worsen or deteriorate
magdikdik
to crush or pound
magmumog
to rinse or gargle with liquid, often for oral hygiene or throat treatment.
magpakulo
to boil or cook
magtitimpla
will mix (will make juice)
tumubo
to grow
ilagay
to put or place
inumin
to drink
pakuluin
to bring to a boil
tandaan
to remember or take note of
gusto
like; want
ayaw
to not want or dislike
kailangan
to need or require
maligamgam
warm or lukewarm
magang-maga
very swollen
Mawawala rin ito.
This will get better.
Tamang-tama gutom na ako.
Good, I am really hungry.
Ano ka ba?
What’s the matter with you?