Air in Tagalog

“Air” in Tagalog translates to “Hangin” (wind/air), “Simoy” (breeze), or “Himpapawid” (atmosphere/sky). The translation varies depending on whether you’re referring to the gas we breathe, a gentle breeze, or the atmosphere around us.

Discover the nuances of “air” in Filipino culture and language. Explore the definitions, synonyms, and practical usage examples below to master this essential word.

[Words] = Air

[Definition]:

• Air /ɛr/
• Noun 1: The invisible mixture of gases surrounding the earth that we breathe.
• Noun 2: A breeze or wind; moving air.
• Noun 3: An impression or manner; the way someone appears or behaves.
• Verb 1: To expose something to fresh air or ventilate.
• Verb 2: To broadcast or transmit on radio or television.

[Synonyms] = Hangin, Simoy, Himpapawid, Ihip, Hanging, Kalangitan, Atmosfera

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The fresh mountain air filled her lungs as she reached the summit.
Ex1_PH: Ang sariwang hangin ng bundok ay pumuno sa kanyang baga nang maabot niya ang tuktok.

Ex2_EN: Open the windows to let some air circulate in the room.
Ex2_PH: Buksan ang mga bintana upang papasukin ang hangin sa silid.

Ex3_EN: The television show will air tonight at eight o’clock on Channel 5.
Ex3_PH: Ang palabas sa telebisyon ay ipalalabas ngayong gabi ng alas-otso sa Channel 5.

Ex4_EN: She had an air of confidence that impressed everyone in the meeting.
Ex4_PH: Mayroon siyang hitsura ng kumpiyansa na humanga sa lahat sa pulong.

Ex5_EN: Plants need air, water, and sunlight to grow healthy and strong.
Ex5_PH: Ang mga halaman ay nangangailangan ng hangin, tubig, at sikat ng araw upang lumaki ng malusog at malakas.