Total in Tagalog

“Total” in Tagalog can be translated as “kabuuan” (sum/entirety), “kabuuang halaga” (total amount), or “ganap” (complete/absolute), depending on the context. This word refers to the complete amount, sum, or whole of something when all parts are combined. Let’s explore the various translations and uses of “total” in Tagalog below.

Definition:

• Total /ˈtoʊtəl/
• Noun: The whole amount or sum of something.
• Adjective 1: Comprising the whole number or amount.
• Adjective 2: Complete or absolute in degree.
• Verb: To amount to a specified figure when added together.

Tagalog Synonyms:

• Kabuuan, Kabuuang halaga, Ganap, Buo, Lahat-lahat, Sumasamang dami, Kalahatan, Sama-sama

Examples:

• EN: The total cost of all the groceries came to five thousand pesos including tax.
• PH: Ang kabuuang halaga ng lahat ng mga grocery ay umabot sa limang libong piso kasama na ang buwis.

• EN: We need the total number of attendees before we can reserve the conference room.
• PH: Kailangan natin ang kabuuang bilang ng mga dadalo bago natin mareserba ang silid-kumperensya.

• EN: The project was a total success thanks to the dedication of our entire team.
• PH: Ang proyekto ay ganap na tagumpay salamat sa dedikasyon ng aming buong koponan.

• EN: After adding all the scores, the total points earned by the team was 450.
• PH: Pagkatapos idagdag ang lahat ng marka, ang kabuuan ng mga puntos na nakuha ng koponan ay 450.

• EN: There was a total of twenty students absent from class today due to illness.
• PH: Mayroong kabuuan ng dalawampung estudyante na absent sa klase ngayon dahil sa sakit.