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Root: wala


wala is a common word root in the Filipino language.

Meaning of the root wala:
ROOT DEFINITION:
~ related to none, zero, the absence of something

Wala Words and Definitions:

Example words using the Filipino / Tagalog root "wala"

walâ : 1.) [adverb/adjective/pronoun] none; nothing; not any; gone; not here; absent; devoid; away; 2.) no; not; 2.) doesn't have   more... »
mawalâ : 1.) [verb] (AF) to disappear; to be lost; to be gone; to be misplaced; to vanish; 2.) [verb] (OF) to lose something or misplace something;   more... »
mawalán : [verb] to lose (possession or control of something); to experience loss; to be deprived of something; to run out of (something)   more... »
alâ : [noun] zero; [preposition] without; [pronoun] none (slang)   more... »
makawalâ : [verb] to escape; to be able to escape; to slip away; to lose; to be able to make something go away   more... »
kawalán : [noun] nothingness; absence; lack (of something); void; loss; want; deficiency; dearth; darkness;   more... »
magwalâ : [verb] to fly into a rage; to lose it (get angry, go crazy)   more... »
pakawalán : [verb] to free someone/something (from restraints, jail, etc); to unbind someone/something; to release someone/something; to unchain someone/something; to unleash someone/something; to let someone go/escape   more... »
bále-walaín : [verb] to ignore something/someone; to disregard something; consider something of no value   more... »
pagkawalâ : [noun] disappearance; loss; absence; departure; escape from something   more... »
pampawalâ : [adjective] for removing; [noun] something used to remove something else   more... »
walang-walâ : [adjective] absolutely none; broke; having no money   more... »
walaín : [verb] to lose something   more... »
kumawalâ : [verb] to break free; to escape; to unleash   more... »
pawalâ : [adjective/adverb] going away; fading; disappearing   more... »
pagwawalâ : [noun] losing it; flying into a rage   more... »
kowala : a small house provided for someone else to live in; cottage; small house; hut;   more... »
walain : [adjective] easily lost   more... »
iwalâ : [verb] to set something aside; to lose something;   more... »
walá na : [adjective] gone; no more; no more left   more... »
pagpápawalang-bi : [noun] the act of removing validity or effectiveness; nullification; invalidation; revocation; cancellation; annulment;   more... »
magpawaláng-bi : [verb] to make null and void   more... »
pagpápawalang-sa : [noun] a decision that the accused is not guilty; acquittal; exoneration; absolution;   more... »
kawaláng-katarungan : [noun] injustice   more... »
pawalaín : [verb] to make something disappear   more... »
awil : to act wildly as if mad or insane; rampage; rage; go berserk; act wildly;   more... »
huwát : absent; missing; not present; gone; away;   more... »
boaláw : sifted bran; by-product of milling that is used as animal feed; bran; sifted grain; milled by-product;   more... »
nungka : never; not ever at any time; not at any time; not once; not ever; not at all;   more... »
Maiwala : To lose   more... »
walâ pá : none yet; not yet   more... »
walawala : a polite way of speaking to someone who is crying in order to pacify them; comforting; consoling; soothing; reassuring;   more... »
máwsoleo : a large and expansive burial ground; mausoleum; tomb; crypt; sepulcher; necropolis;   more... »
walá lang : nothing special; nothing in particular; nothing much   more... »
gíndamayna : a form of salute by lowering the flag; flag lowering; half-masting;   more... »
pasiwalâng-baha : skillful concealment of what has been gained or achieved; indifference; nonchalance; disregard;   more... »

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