Clean in Tagalog

Clean in Tagalog is “Malinis” (adjective) or “Linisin” (verb). This versatile word describes something free from dirt, impurities, or disorder, and is commonly used in everyday Filipino conversations about hygiene, tidiness, and purity.

Discover the complete definition, synonyms, and practical examples below to master the use of “clean” in Tagalog contexts.

[Words] = Clean

[Definition]:

• Clean /kliːn/
• Adjective: Free from dirt, marks, stains, or impurities; morally pure or innocent.
• Verb: To make something free from dirt, mess, or unwanted substances by washing, wiping, or tidying.
• Adverb: Completely or thoroughly; in a clean manner.

[Synonyms] = Malinis, Linisin, Maayos, Dalisay, Wagas, Puwesto

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: Please make sure the kitchen is clean before you leave tonight.
Ex1_PH: Pakitiyak na malinis ang kusina bago ka umalis ngayong gabi.

Ex2_EN: She always keeps her room clean and organized.
Ex2_PH: Lagi niyang pinananatiling malinis at maayos ang kanyang kwarto.

Ex3_EN: I need to clean the windows this weekend.
Ex3_PH: Kailangan kong linisin ang mga bintana ngayong katapusan ng linggo.

Ex4_EN: The doctor said the wound is healing well and looks clean.
Ex4_PH: Sinabi ng doktor na ang sugat ay gumagaling nang maayos at mukhang malinis.

Ex5_EN: They clean the entire house every Sunday morning.
Ex5_PH: Nililinis nila ang buong bahay tuwing Linggo ng umaga.