Devil in Tagalog

“Devil” in Tagalog is commonly translated as “demonyo” or “diablo”, referring to an evil spirit or Satan himself. These terms are deeply rooted in Filipino religious and cultural contexts, often used to describe malevolent supernatural beings or metaphorically for evil people. Discover the various meanings and expressions using this word below.

[Words] = Devil

[Definition]

• Devil /ˈdevəl/
• Noun: An evil spirit or demon, especially the supreme spirit of evil; Satan
• Noun: A wicked or cruel person
• Noun: A mischievous or badly behaved person (informal)
• Verb: To annoy or torment someone persistently

[Synonyms] = Demonyo, Diablo, Satanas, Kaaway, Masasamang espiritu, Diyablo, Sukab

[Example]

• Ex1_EN: The priest warned the congregation about the temptations of the devil.
• Ex1_PH: Ang pari ay nagbabala sa kongregasyon tungkol sa mga tukso ng demonyo.
• Ex2_EN: That man is a devil in disguise, causing trouble wherever he goes.
• Ex2_PH: Ang lalaking iyon ay isang demonyo na nakabalot, gumagawa ng gulo saan man siya pumunta.
• Ex3_EN: She fought her inner devils and finally overcame her addiction.
• Ex3_PH: Nilabanan niya ang kanyang mga panloob na demonyo at sa wakas ay nalampasan ang kanyang bisyo.
• Ex4_EN: The children were little devils at the birthday party, running around wildly.
• Ex4_PH: Ang mga bata ay mga munting demonyo sa birthday party, tumatakbo nang walang tigil.
• Ex5_EN: Between the devil and the deep blue sea, he had to make an impossible choice.
• Ex5_PH: Sa pagitan ng demonyo at ang malalim na dagat, kailangan niyang gumawa ng imposibleng pagpili.