Question: Can anyone list me some deep tagalog words? Even a fe

Neighbor=Kapit-bahay; Kahanggan
Knife=Kampit; Kutsilyo
Blue=Bughaw
Green=Luntian
Dawn=Bukang-liwayway
Sunset=Dapit-hapon
Anger=Poot
Love=Pag-ibig; Pagsinta
Kayak=Lunday
Airplane=Salipawpaw
Eye pupil=Balintataw
Imagination=GuniguniHope this will help, need some more? let me know.

ngunit - but
aklat - book

upang - to

What does Deep Tagalog Words mean? Why are they called deep?

@MatandangLalaki I think what the one asking meant was "words with deep/profound meaning".

@Beemo The better translation of "upang" is "in order to" or "so that". It is a synonym of "para". Kailangan nating bumili ng tiket upang/para makapasok tayo. = We need to buy a ticket in order for us to enter/so that we can enter.Ibigay mo ito as kaniya para/upang magamit niya. = Give this to him so that he can use it/(in order) for him to use it.

@Juantutri I thought the same thing too. However, I couldnt for the life of me remember the synonym word for 'para'. I knew there was a deep tagalog equivalent, but I couldnt remember it. Then it hit me when my mom was singing and she said 'upang'. I looked it up to be sure and unfortunately, the definition was 'to'.

@Beemo The translation of "upang" as "to" is not really wrong, but because "to" can mean a number of things, it is only "upang" if what follows "to" is a rationale for what came before it.

@yaoyaoKATE
Sa ilalim
Butas
Mababa
Yungib
Karagatan
Laot
Lawa

maunawaan - to be able to understand something
husto - sufficient / ample / enough

@MatandangLalaki Deep Tagalog is more like archaic Tagalog. Words that dont see alot of use in casual conversation. However, still prevalent in poems, songs, news, official documents, etc

@Beemo Salamat po.

@yaoyaoKATE
* Pamoso - Famous
* Nais - Want/like/gusto
* Tila - like/looks like/parang
* Narito - Here
* Maaari - Can/pwede
* Labis - too"/"very"/"so much," "a lot,"
* Winika - Said/Told
* Uros-uros - unfathomable/mysterious
* Pakiwari - Opinion
* Wangis - Looks/Appearance/Itsura
* Huwad - Fake/Peke
* Siphayo - Sadness
* Aruga, Kalinga - Nurture
* Tinatangi - Special someone
* Balarila - Grammar
* Hiraya/Hiraya Manawari -"Hope it comes to pass"./hope it happens/Sana "Hiraya" is a deeper form of hope, and "Manawari" means to happen.
* Tinatalima - An act of following command, obey or follow
* Nagugulumihanan - Perplexed
* Pihado- surely, certainly, panigurado
* Kaulayaw - Intimate companion
* Galimgim - Loneliness/ Melancholy
* Paham - learned man, someone well-trained, or a scholar.
* Awon - "yes, sir!", "affirmative!"
* Balantagi - "eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth"
* Tungag/Tungal - Awkward
* Silakbo - Emotional Outburst
* Wingkag - Forcibly open
* Nakabibighani - Bewitching beauty, captivating
* Amihan - Northeast wind
* Pagsamo - Pleading
* Marahuyo - Enchanted
* Sapantaha - Hunch or presumption
* Pahimakas - Last Farewell
* Tampalasan - Wicked; Scoundrel

@pear I don't think "uros-uros" is a Tagalog word, but if you learned it from a truly reliable source then I may be wrong.Based on -
www.esquiremag.ph/lo ng-reads/features/ol d-tagalog-words-a002 97-20200609
- the following are old Tagalog words that are no longer in use: awon, tungag/tungal, and wingkag. For "wingkag" we now use "tungkab".

@yaoyaoKATE tadhana = destiny
karumaldumal = abomination
paggugunita = commemoration
pangangatwiran = reasoning