Reflect in Tagalog

Reflect in Tagalog: The English word “reflect” translates to “magmuni-muni,” “pagnilayan,” or “sumalamin” in Tagalog, depending on whether you’re describing physical reflection, deep thinking, or showing characteristics. Understanding these distinctions helps learners use the right Tagalog equivalent in context.

Discover how Filipinos express the concept of reflection in their daily conversations, from mirrors and light to deep contemplation and self-examination. Let’s explore the rich vocabulary and practical usage below.

[Words] = Reflect

[Definition]:

• Reflect /rɪˈflɛkt/
• Verb 1: To throw back light, heat, or sound from a surface without absorbing it.
• Verb 2: To show, express, or be a sign of something; to represent.
• Verb 3: To think deeply or carefully about something; to contemplate.

[Synonyms] = Magmuni-muni, Pagnilayan, Sumalamin, Magsalamin, Magpakita, Mag-isip nang malalim, Magbulay-bulay

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The calm water of the lake reflects the mountains perfectly like a giant mirror.

Ex1_PH: Ang kalmadong tubig ng lawa ay sumasalamin sa mga bundok nang perpekto tulad ng isang malaking salamin.

Ex2_EN: Her achievements reflect years of hard work and dedication to her craft.

Ex2_PH: Ang kanyang mga tagumpay ay nagpapakita ng mga taon ng masipag na paggawa at dedikasyon sa kanyang propesyon.

Ex3_EN: Take time to reflect on your decisions before making important life changes.

Ex3_PH: Maglaan ng oras upang magmuni-muni sa iyong mga desisyon bago gumawa ng mahahalagang pagbabago sa buhay.

Ex4_EN: The mirror reflects her image clearly in the morning light.

Ex4_PH: Ang salamin ay sumasalamin sa kanyang imahe nang malinaw sa liwanag ng umaga.

Ex5_EN: His behavior reflects the values his parents taught him during childhood.

Ex5_PH: Ang kanyang pag-uugali ay nagpapakita ng mga pagpapahalagang itinuro sa kanya ng kanyang mga magulang noong pagkabata.