Gravity in Tagalog

Gravity in Tagalog translates to “grabidad” (gravitational force) or “kalubhaan” (seriousness/severity). The word refers to both the physical force that attracts objects toward Earth and the figurative concept of importance or seriousness. Mastering this term helps you discuss scientific concepts and express the weight of serious situations in Filipino conversations.

[Words] = Gravity

[Definition]:

• Gravity /ˈɡrævəti/
• Noun 1: The force that attracts a body toward the center of the earth, or toward any other physical body having mass.
• Noun 2: Extreme or alarming importance; seriousness.
• Noun 3: Solemnity of manner or character; dignity.

[Synonyms] = Grabidad, Grabitasyon, Kalubhaan, Bigat, Kabigatan, Seryosidad, Kahalagahan

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: Isaac Newton discovered the law of gravity when he observed an apple falling from a tree.
Ex1_PH: Natuklasan ni Isaac Newton ang batas ng grabidad nang makita niya ang isang mansanas na nahuhulog mula sa puno.

Ex2_EN: The gravity of the situation became clear when the company announced massive layoffs.
Ex2_PH: Ang kalubhaan ng sitwasyon ay naging malinaw nang ianunsyo ng kumpanya ang malawakang pagtitiwalag sa mga empleyado.

Ex3_EN: Without gravity, astronauts float freely inside the space station.
Ex3_PH: Kung walang grabitasyon, ang mga astronaut ay malayang lumutang sa loob ng estasyon sa kalawakan.

Ex4_EN: The judge spoke with gravity about the serious charges against the defendant.
Ex4_PH: Nagsalita ang hukom nang may bigat tungkol sa mga seryosong paratang laban sa nasasakdal.

Ex5_EN: Scientists study gravity waves to understand the universe’s most violent events.
Ex5_PH: Pinag-aaralan ng mga siyentipiko ang mga alon ng grabidad upang maunawaan ang pinaka-marahas na mga pangyayari sa uniberso.