Terms in Tagalog

Terms in Tagalog translates to “Mga Tuntunin,” “Mga Kondisyon,” “Mga Termino,” or “Mga Salita” depending on context—whether referring to contract conditions, technical vocabulary, a time period, or relationship status. Understanding these distinctions helps navigate legal documents, academic discourse, and everyday Filipino communication.

[Words] = Terms

[Definition]:

• Terms /tɜːrmz/
• Noun 1: The conditions or stipulations in a contract, agreement, or arrangement.
• Noun 2: Words or expressions used in a particular subject, profession, or activity; terminology.
• Noun 3: A fixed or limited period of time for which something lasts or is intended to last.
• Noun 4: The relationship or footing between people (e.g., on good terms, bad terms).
• Noun 5: Each of the quantities in a mathematical expression or equation.

[Synonyms] = Mga tuntunin, Mga kondisyon, Mga termino, Mga salita, Mga klausula, Mga probisyon, Mga patakaran, Panahon, Terminolohiya

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: Please read the terms and conditions carefully before signing the contract.

Ex1_PH: Pakibasa nang mabuti ang mga tuntunin at kondisyon bago pumirma sa kontrata.

Ex2_EN: Medical students must learn various technical terms used in anatomy and physiology.

Ex2_PH: Ang mga estudyanteng medikal ay dapat matuto ng iba’t ibang teknikal na mga termino na ginagamit sa anatomy at physiology.

Ex3_EN: The president serves a term of six years according to the constitution.

Ex3_PH: Ang pangulo ay nagsisilbi ng panahon na anim na taon ayon sa konstitusyon.

Ex4_EN: They are no longer on speaking terms after their heated argument.

Ex4_PH: Hindi na sila nag-uusap o nasa magandang relasyon pagkatapos ng kanilang mainit na pagtatalo.

Ex5_EN: The payment terms state that the balance must be paid within 30 days.

Ex5_PH: Ang mga kondisyon ng pagbabayad ay nagsasaad na ang balanse ay dapat bayaran sa loob ng 30 araw.