Beast in Tagalog

“Beast” in Tagalog can be translated as “Hayop” (animal), “Halimaw” (monster/creature), or “Dambuhalang hayop” (large animal). The word “beast” typically refers to a large, wild, or dangerous animal, but can also describe someone who is exceptionally strong or fierce. Understanding these translations helps convey the appropriate meaning whether referring to an actual animal or using it metaphorically.

[Words] = Beast

[Definition]:

• Beast /biːst/
• Noun 1: A large or dangerous animal, especially a mammal.
• Noun 2: A cruel, violent, or repulsive person.
• Noun 3: Something formidable or exceptionally difficult.
• Informal: A person with exceptional strength, skill, or prowess in a particular area.

[Synonyms] = Hayop, Halimaw, Dambuhalang hayop, Mabangis na hayop, Mailap na hayop, Kilabot

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: The lion is often called the king of beasts in the animal kingdom.
• Ex1_PH: Ang leon ay madalas na tinatawag na hari ng mga hayop sa kaharian ng mga hayop.
• Ex2_EN: The hunter encountered a wild beast in the dense forest.
• Ex2_PH: Ang mangangaso ay nakatagpo ng mabangis na hayop sa makapal na kagubatan.
• Ex3_EN: He works like a beast to finish all his projects on time.
• Ex3_PH: Siya ay nagtratrabaho na parang hayop upang matapos ang lahat ng kanyang mga proyekto sa tamang oras.
• Ex4_EN: The mythical beast was said to guard the ancient treasure.
• Ex4_PH: Ang mitolohiyang halimaw ay sinasabing nagbabantay ng sinaunang kayamanan.
• Ex5_EN: She’s an absolute beast on the basketball court.
• Ex5_PH: Siya ay tunay na napakalakas sa basketball court.