Mask in Tagalog

“Mask in Tagalog” translates to “Maskara” or “Takip-mukha” – essential items in modern Filipino life for health protection and cultural celebrations. From pandemic safety to vibrant festival traditions, understanding this term helps you navigate both practical and cultural aspects of Filipino society.

[Words] = Mask

[Definition]

• Mask /mæsk/
• Noun 1: A covering worn over the face to conceal or protect one’s identity or for health purposes.
• Noun 2: A decorative or ceremonial covering for the face, often used in festivals or performances.
• Verb 1: To cover or conceal something; to hide or disguise.
• Noun 3: A protective covering worn over the nose and mouth to prevent the spread of disease.

[Synonyms] = Maskara, Takip-mukha, Pantakip, Kareta, Talukap ng mukha, Face covering

[Example]

• Ex1_EN: Everyone must wear a mask when entering the shopping mall for safety.
• Ex1_PH: Lahat ay dapat magsuot ng maskara kapag pumapasok sa mall para sa kaligtasan.
• Ex2_EN: The dancers wore colorful masks during the festival parade.
• Ex2_PH: Ang mga mananayaw ay nagsuot ng makulay na maskara sa parada ng pista.
• Ex3_EN: She tried to mask her disappointment with a smile.
• Ex3_PH: Sinubukan niyang takpan ang kanyang pagkabigo gamit ang ngiti.
• Ex4_EN: Medical workers wear protective masks while treating patients.
• Ex4_PH: Ang mga medikal na manggagawa ay nagsusuot ng protektibong maskara habang ginagamot ang mga pasyente.
• Ex5_EN: The traditional mask was carved from wood and painted beautifully.
• Ex5_PH: Ang tradisyonal na maskara ay inukit mula sa kahoy at pinintang maganda.