Border in Tagalog

Border in Tagalog translates to “hangganan” (boundary/limit), “gilid” (edge), or “paligid” (decorative frame). This versatile word appears in geography, design, and everyday contexts. Let’s explore its complete meanings, synonyms, and practical usage in Filipino conversation.

[Words] = Border

[Definition]:

• Border /ˈbɔːrdər/
• Noun 1: A line separating two countries, states, or regions.
• Noun 2: The edge or boundary of something.
• Noun 3: A decorative strip around the edge of something.
• Verb: To form an edge along or beside something; to be next to.

[Synonyms] = Hangganan, Gilid, Paligid, Hanggan, Saklaw

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: The border between the two countries is heavily guarded by military personnel.
  
  Ex1_PH: Ang hangganan sa pagitan ng dalawang bansa ay lubhang binabantayan ng mga militar.
• Ex2_EN: She planted colorful flowers along the border of the garden.
  
  Ex2_PH: Nagtanim siya ng makulay na bulaklak sa gilid ng hardin.
• Ex3_EN: The certificate has a beautiful gold border around it.
  
  Ex3_PH: Ang sertipiko ay may magandang gintong paligid sa palibot nito.
• Ex4_EN: Mountains border the northern part of the region.
  
  Ex4_PH: Ang mga bundok ay pumapalibot sa hilagang bahagi ng rehiyon.
• Ex5_EN: Please stay within the border of the designated area for safety.
  
  Ex5_PH: Mangyaring manatili sa loob ng hangganan ng itinalagang lugar para sa kaligtasan.