Silver in Tagalog

Silver in Tagalog is “Pilak” – a precious metallic element known for its lustrous white color, high conductivity, and valuable properties. This term refers to both the chemical element and objects made from or resembling this shiny metal.

Delve into the complete Filipino vocabulary for this precious metal, including its various forms, cultural significance, and practical applications in everyday language with authentic contextual examples.

[Words] = Silver

[Definition]:

• Silver /ˈsɪlvər/
• Noun 1: A precious shiny grayish-white metallic element (chemical symbol Ag).
• Noun 2: Coins or articles made of or plated with silver.
• Noun 3: A grayish-white or lustrous gray color.
• Adjective: Made of, containing, or resembling silver in color or luster.
• Verb: To coat or plate with silver; to give a silvery appearance to.

[Synonyms] = Pilak, Plata, Salaping pilak, Pilak na kulay, Kulay pilak, Alahas na pilak

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: My grandmother gave me a beautiful silver necklace for my birthday.

Ex1_PH: Binigyan ako ng aking lola ng isang magandang kwintas na pilak para sa aking kaarawan.

Ex2_EN: The Olympic athlete won a silver medal in the swimming competition.

Ex2_PH: Ang atletang Olimpiko ay nanalo ng pilak na medalya sa kompetisyon ng paglangoy.

Ex3_EN: She polished the silver cutlery until it gleamed brightly.

Ex3_PH: Kinintab niya ang mga kubyertos na plata hanggang sa kumintab ito.

Ex4_EN: His hair had turned silver with age and wisdom.

Ex4_PH: Ang kanyang buhok ay naging kulay pilak dahil sa edad at karunungan.

Ex5_EN: Silver jewelry is more affordable than gold but still elegant.

Ex5_PH: Ang alahas na pilak ay mas abot-kaya kaysa ginto ngunit elegante pa rin.