Vine in Tagalog
The best Filipino / Tagalog translation for the English word vine.The English word "vine" can be translated as the following words in Tagalog:
Best translation for the English word vine in Tagalog:
More matches for "vine" in Tagalog:
3.) inggiw
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a vine or thin stick used as a tie or binding material.; tie; vine; binding; cord; twine; more...
4.) aligbangon
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a creeping plant (floscopa scandens lour) that is fleshy and has an erect stem.; creeping plant; vine; more...
6.) lakmít
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a shrub (merremia vitifolia) that is branched, with long and slender stems, and has hairy leaves; vine; climber; creeping plant; more...
7.) sámbartolomé
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a vine (heterostemma cuspidatum) that is slender, milky, with smooth leaves, and has hairy purple flowers.; vine; more...
8.) tampím-banál
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tabatib; a bland vine (rhaphidophora merrillii) that climbs on the trunk of trees and has egg-shaped leaves; climbing plant; vine; more...
9.) buyók-buyók
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a slender, latex-bearing vine (heterostemma cuspidatum) with smooth leaves and hairy purple flowers; vine; more...
10.) bítin-bitin
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vine or any plant that creeps or climbs; a climbing or creeping plant; vine; climber; creeper; more...
12.) olibato
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a vine (anredera scandens) that has thick roots used for treating boils; vine; medicinal plant; more...
13.) salakapo
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a soft vine (tournefortia sarmentosa) that has glossy leaves, pale green flowers, and round fruits; vine; climber; more...
14.) kala-kalamayan
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a vine (cissampelos pareira) whose fibers are used for making ropes and whose root is poisonous; vine; more...
17.) maláubi
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a trellis; a vine (aristolochia tagala) whose root is used as a remedy for ear swelling; trellis; vine; more...
18.) sínsaw-sinsawan
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a vine (cissampelos pareira) whose fibers are used for making ropes and the extract of its root is used as fish poison; vine; rope material; fish poison; more...
19.) kamumin
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a type of woody vine (rourea erecta) that is smooth and grows 1-3 meters in height, has small leaves, white or pink flowers, and bears fruit that is poisonous; vine; more...
20.) banyasin
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a type of vine; anamirta cocculus, a branching vine with yellow, fragrant flowers, the juice of which is poisonous to fish and is used to make ropes; also known as gabeng-uwak or lagtang.; vine; fish poison vine; rope vine; more...
21.) bayatí
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a creeper (anamirta cocculus) that is branched, yellow, has fragrant flowers, with juice that is poisonous to fish, and is used for making ropes; raven-colored vine; creeper; vine; more...
22.) lagtáng
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a vine (anamirta cocculus) that is branched, yellow, with fragrant flowers, its juice is poisonous to fish, and it is used to make ropes; vine; climber; creeper; more...
23.) súsong-kabayo
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a climber; a shrub (uvaria rufa) that climbs upwards, reaching 5-6 meters in height, with hairy undersides of the leaves.; climber; vine; more...
24.) kalipkík
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a vine (dischidia purpurea) that grows and crawls on the trunk of a tree; vine; more...
25.) banag
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a woody vine (smilax bracteata) that has fragrant greenish-yellow flowers, and black, round berries; vine; woody vine; more...
26.) abutra
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a large and woody vine with a yellow stem, interwoven leaves, and small, white flowers; vine; woody vine; more...
27.) hampástigbalang
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a woody vine (smilax bracteata) that has fragrant greenish-yellow flowers and black, round berries; effective; thing; a variant of 'banaag'; brightness.; vine; woody vine; smilax; more...
29.) gánayganay
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a flowering vine (schefflera trifoliata) with elongated, five-cornered fruit; a state of being finely chopped or shredded; vine; shredded; finely chopped; more...
33.) hinggíw-kalabáw
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a type of vine; streptocaulon baumii, which has a slender stem; or malaisia scandens, a climbing vine that can grow 4-8 meters in length.; vine; climber; creeper; more...
34.) sansáw
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a vine (cissampelos pareira) whose fibers are used to make ropes and whose root is poisonous; vine; more...
35.) suwág-matsíng
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a vine (piper retrofractum) that has short leaves and possesses both female and male plant organs; vine; more...
36.) pakit
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a vine that has a few thorns on its body, heart-shaped leaves that taper to a point, and an edible root crop; vine; edible root vine; more...
39.) malais-ís
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a thin-stemmed vine (streptocaulon baumii); a climbing vine (malaisia scandens) that grows upwards, 4 to 8 meters in length; a type of creeper; creeper; vine; climber; more...
40.) hágorilis
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a hairy vine (deeringia amaranthoides) that grows about 5-6 meters, with greenish-white flowers and round, red fruits; vine; climbing plant; more...
41.) timbáng-timbáng
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a plant (dischidia platyphylla) that has a slender stem, with small flowers that have a yellowish corolla.; plant; herb; vine; more...
43.) balasín
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a vine whose bark is used to make ropes or binding material; vine; creeper; liana; more...
44.) bagák
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a fleshy vine (rhaphidophora merrillii) that climbs on the trunk of trees and has egg-shaped leaves; also called tabatib.; vine; climbing plant; more...
46.) malalangit
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a type of creeping plant; vine; creeper; climber; trailing plant; more...
47.) enrédadera
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[noun] vine more...
48.) tabatib
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a stout vine (rhaphidophora merrillii) that climbs on the trunk of trees and has egg-shaped leaves; vine; climbing plant; more...
49.) alibangon
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a creeping plant (commelina polygama), slender, succulent, and with edible leaves; creeping plant; vine; succulent plant; edible-leaf plant; more...
50.) posuka
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a vine that is slim, round, and has smooth branches; with leaves that are thin, velvety, and egg-shaped; and has infrequent flowers.; vine; more...
51.) dapo`-sa-buhò
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a vine (dischidia vidalii) that commonly grows on dead bamboo; vine; climber; creeper; more...
52.) bangatí
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a vine (abrus precatorius) with seeds that are half red and half black, which are used as beads; climber; vine; rosary pea; bead plant; more...
53.) gíkos-gikos
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a large vine (rourea volubilis) that is a source of fibers used for making ropes; vine; climber; liana; more...
54.) lagete
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a branching vine (celastrus peniculata) that grows 4-10 meters long, with greenish flowers and yellow fruit; vine; climbing plant; creeper; more...
55.) kámitkabag
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thicket; a thorny vine (toddalia asiatica) that is green and has small flowers; spurge nettle; a shrub (capparis horrida) that is 3 meters tall, thorny, with pink petals on its flowers; a shrub (capparis micracantia) that is 2-4 meters tall with red, round fruit; a vine (mezoneuron latisiliquum) that commonly climbs tall trees, with fruit that is pointed at both ends and has red seeds; a thorny tree; the thorn of rattan; the thorn of a bamboo slat; an overgrown place; thicket.; bramble; underbrush; thorny s more...
56.) halubagat
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thicket; a type of vine (toddalia asiatica) that is thorny, green, and has small flowers; bramble; a shrub (capparis horrida) that is 3 meters tall, thorny, with pink petals on its flowers; a shrub (capparis micracantia) that is 2-4 meters tall, with red and round fruit; a vine (mezoneuron latisiliquum) that commonly climbs high trees, has fruit that is pointed at both ends and contains red seeds; a thorny tree; the thorns of rattan; the thorns of a bamboo shoot; a place that is dense and overgrown; shrub; more...
57.) sílong-pugó
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a vine (peri-campylus glaucus) that has small, seemingly purple fruits when unripe and red when ripe.; vine; more...
58.) pagsalabid
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[noun] becoming entangled (in a rope, wire, vine, etc.) more...
59.) malaráyat-kahoy
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a thorny shrub or climber; specifically, the toddalia asiatica, which has small flowers and greenish hues; capparis horrida, a thorny shrub reaching 3 meters in height with pink flower petals; capparis micracanthia, a shrub 2-4 meters tall with red, round fruits; mezoneuron latisiliquum, a vine that commonly climbs tall trees, with pointed fruits at both ends and red seeds; a thorny tree; thorns of rattan; thorns of bamboo; a dense and tangled place.; thorny shrub; climber; vine; bramble; thicket; more...
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