Appear in Tagalog

“Appear” in Tagalog can be translated as “Lumitaw,” “Magpakita,” “Mukhang,” “Lumabas,” or “Sumulpot” depending on context. This versatile English verb describes becoming visible, seeming to be something, or arriving at a place. Learning these Tagalog equivalents helps you describe emergence, appearances, and impressions accurately in everyday Filipino conversations.

[Words] = Appear

[Definition]:

Appear /əˈpɪr/

Verb 1: To come into sight; to become visible or noticeable.

Verb 2: To seem or give the impression of being something.

Verb 3: To arrive or present oneself, especially formally or publicly.

Verb 4: To be published or become available.

[Synonyms] = Lumitaw, Magpakita, Mukhang, Tila, Lumabas, Dumating, Sumulpot, Sumipot, Mag-anyong

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: A rainbow began to appear in the sky after the heavy rain stopped this afternoon.

Ex1_PH: Ang bahaghari ay nagsimulang lumitaw sa kalangitan matapos ang malakas na ulan ngayong hapon.

Ex2_EN: She appears to be confident during presentations, but she’s actually quite nervous inside.

Ex2_PH: Mukhang confident siya sa mga presentasyon, pero sa totoo lang ay kinakabahan siya sa loob.

Ex3_EN: The suspect will appear in court next Monday to face the charges against him.

Ex3_PH: Ang suspek ay magpapakita sa korte sa susunod na Lunes upang harapin ang mga kaso laban sa kanya.

Ex4_EN: Strange marks started to appear on the walls of the old abandoned building.

Ex4_PH: Ang kakaibang mga marka ay nagsimulang lumabas sa mga dingding ng lumang abandonadong gusali.

Ex5_EN: His name will appear in the credits of the new documentary film about climate change.

Ex5_PH: Ang kanyang pangalan ay lalabas sa mga kredito ng bagong dokumentaryong pelikula tungkol sa pagbabago ng klima.