Substance in Tagalog

Substance in Tagalog translates to “Sangkap” or “Nilalaman” depending on context. Understanding the different meanings of “substance” helps you use the right Tagalog equivalent in conversations about materials, chemistry, or abstract concepts.

[Words] = Substance

[Definition]:

• Substance /ˈsʌbstəns/
• Noun 1: A particular kind of matter with uniform properties (physical material or chemical compound)
• Noun 2: The real physical matter of which a thing consists; physical material
• Noun 3: The quality of being important, valid, or significant; essence or meaning
• Noun 4: Solid basis in reality or fact; substantiality

[Synonyms] = Sangkap, Nilalaman, Materyales, Bagay, Diwa, Kahulugan, Sustansya, Laman

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: The substance found in the laboratory was identified as a toxic chemical.
• Ex1_PH: Ang sangkap na natagpuan sa laboratoryo ay kinilala bilang isang nakalalasong kemikal.
• Ex2_EN: Water is a substance composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
• Ex2_PH: Ang tubig ay isang sustansya na binubuo ng hydrogen at oxygen.
• Ex3_EN: The speech had little substance and failed to address the main issues.
• Ex3_PH: Ang talumpati ay may kaunting laman at nabigong tugunan ang pangunahing mga isyu.
• Ex4_EN: Scientists are studying an unknown substance discovered in the cave.
• Ex4_PH: Pinag-aaralan ng mga siyentipiko ang isang hindi kilalang sangkap na natuklasan sa kweba.
• Ex5_EN: The book has real substance and offers valuable insights into human nature.
• Ex5_PH: Ang aklat ay may tunay na diwa at nag-aalok ng mahalagang pag-unawa sa kalikasan ng tao.