Fork in Tagalog

“Fork” in Tagalog is “Tinidor” – a common utensil found on every Filipino dining table. Whether you’re learning basic Tagalog vocabulary or exploring Filipino dining culture, knowing this word and its various uses will enhance your language skills.

[Words] = Fork

[Definition]:

• Fork /fɔːrk/
• Noun 1: A utensil with prongs used for eating or cooking food.
• Noun 2: A place where something divides into two or more branches.
• Verb 1: To divide into two or more branches.
• Verb 2: To lift or move something using a fork.

[Synonyms] = Tinidor, Pangkamay na may ngipin, Tinedora, Sangkap sa pagkain

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: Please pass me the fork and knife so I can eat my steak.
• Ex1_PH: Pakiabot nga sa akin ang tinidor at kutsilyo para makain ko ang aking steak.
• Ex2_EN: She used a fork to pick up the pasta from her plate.
• Ex2_PH: Gumamit siya ng tinidor upang kumuha ng pasta mula sa kanyang plato.
• Ex3_EN: The road will fork into two directions after the bridge.
• Ex3_PH: Ang daan ay maghihiwalay sa dalawang direksyon pagkatapos ng tulay.
• Ex4_EN: My fork fell on the floor during dinner.
• Ex4_PH: Nahulog ang aking tinidor sa sahig habang kumakain ng hapunan.
• Ex5_EN: In the Philippines, people sometimes prefer using a spoon and fork instead of chopsticks.
• Ex5_PH: Sa Pilipinas, minsan mas gusto ng mga tao ang paggamit ng kutsara at tinidor kaysa chopsticks.