Cave in Tagalog

“Cave” in Tagalog translates to “yungib” or “kuweba”, referring to a natural underground hollow space in rock, often found in mountains or cliffs. The Philippines is home to many beautiful caves that attract tourists and adventurers. Discover more about this fascinating geological formation and how it’s used in Filipino language and culture below.

[Words] = Cave

[Definition]

• Cave /keɪv/
• Noun: A large natural underground chamber or series of chambers, typically formed in limestone.
• Verb: To explore caves as a recreational activity (caving or spelunking).
• Phrasal Verb (cave in): To collapse inward; to yield or surrender to pressure.

[Synonyms] = Yungib, Kuweba, Lungga, Guwang, Lungib

[Example]

• Ex1_EN: The explorers discovered ancient paintings inside the cave.
• Ex1_PH: Natuklasan ng mga mananaliksik ang mga sinaunang pagpipinta sa loob ng yungib.
• Ex2_EN: Bats are commonly found living in dark caves throughout the country.
• Ex2_PH: Ang mga paniki ay karaniwang matatagpuan na naninirahan sa madilim na kuweba sa buong bansa.
• Ex3_EN: We went cave exploring during our vacation in Palawan.
• Ex3_PH: Pumunta kami sa paggagalugad ng yungib noong aming bakasyon sa Palawan.
• Ex4_EN: The roof of the cave collapsed after the heavy earthquake.
• Ex4_PH: Ang bubong ng kuweba ay bumagsak pagkatapos ng malakas na lindol.
• Ex5_EN: Ancient people used caves as shelter from harsh weather and wild animals.
• Ex5_PH: Gumamit ang mga sinaunang tao ng yungib bilang kanlungan mula sa masamang panahon at mga mailap na hayop.