Least in Tagalog

Least in Tagalog translates to “pinakamababa,” “pinakakaunti,” or “pinakamaliit,” depending on context. These words express the smallest amount, degree, or extent of something in Filipino.

Understanding how to use “least” in Tagalog is essential for making comparisons and expressing minimal quantities. Let’s explore the various translations and usage patterns below.

[Words] = Least

[Definition]:

• Least /liːst/
• Adjective: Smallest in amount, extent, or significance.
• Adverb: To the smallest extent or degree; in the lowest or smallest manner.
• Noun: The smallest amount or quantity possible.

[Synonyms] = Pinakamababa, Pinakakaunti, Pinakamaliit, Hindi gaanong, Di-gaanong, Kahit kaunti, Minimum.

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: This is the least expensive option available in the market right now.

Ex1_PH: Ito ang pinakamababang presyo na opsyon na available sa merkado ngayon.

Ex2_EN: She chose the path of least resistance to avoid unnecessary conflict.

Ex2_PH: Pinili niya ang pinakamababang pagtutol upang maiwasan ang hindi kinakailangang salungatan.

Ex3_EN: At least ten people attended the meeting yesterday afternoon.

Ex3_PH: Kahit sampung tao ang dumalo sa pulong kahapon ng hapon.

Ex4_EN: He is the least qualified candidate for this position among all applicants.

Ex4_PH: Siya ang pinakakukulangan sa kwalipikasyon na kandidato para sa posisyong ito sa lahat ng mga aplikante.

Ex5_EN: I need at least three hours to finish this assignment properly.

Ex5_PH: Kailangan ko ng kahit tatlong oras upang tapusin nang maayos ang takdang-aralin na ito.