Box in Tagalog

Box in Tagalog translates to “kahon” or “kaha,” referring to a container with a flat base and sides, typically used for storage or packaging. This essential item is widely used in Filipino households for organizing items, shipping goods, and storing belongings.

Interested in learning how to use “box” in various contexts? Explore the detailed definitions, synonyms, and practical examples below to strengthen your Tagalog language skills.

[Words] = Box

[Definition]:

• Box /bɑːks/
• Noun 1: A container with a flat base and sides, typically square or rectangular, having a lid.
• Noun 2: A small enclosed area or space separated by boundaries.
• Noun 3: A compartment for a group of people in a theater or sports venue.
• Verb: To put items into a box; to fight with fists in boxing.

[Synonyms] = Kahon, Kaha, Lalagyan, Sisidlan, Kaheta

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: She packed all her clothes into a large cardboard box.

Ex1_PH: Impinake niya ang lahat ng kanyang damit sa isang malaking karton na kahon.

Ex2_EN: The delivery came in a small wooden box.

Ex2_PH: Ang delivery ay dumating sa isang maliit na kahoy na kahon.

Ex3_EN: Please check the box if you agree to the terms and conditions.

Ex3_PH: Pakitsek ang kahon kung sumasang-ayon ka sa mga tuntunin at kondisyon.

Ex4_EN: He stored his old photos in a metal box.

Ex4_PH: Itinabi niya ang kanyang mga lumang larawan sa isang metal na kahon.

Ex5_EN: The champion will box against the challenger next month.

Ex5_PH: Ang kampeon ay makikipaglaban (boksingero) sa kalaban sa susunod na buwan.