Brave in Tagalog

Brave in Tagalog is commonly translated as “Matapang” or “Matatag”, describing someone who shows courage, fearlessness, or the ability to face danger without being afraid. This powerful term captures the essence of Filipino heroism and resilience.

Discover the full meaning, related terms, and how to use this word in everyday conversations below.

[Words] = Brave

[Definition]:

• Brave /breɪv/
• Adjective 1: Ready to face and endure danger or pain; showing courage.
• Adjective 2: Having or displaying courage, valor, or boldness.
• Verb 1: To endure or face unpleasant conditions or behavior without showing fear.
• Noun 1: A North American Indian warrior (historical usage).

[Synonyms] = Matapang, Matatag, Walang takot, Mandirigma, Bayani, Magiting, Malakas ang loob

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: The firefighters were brave enough to enter the burning building to save the family.
– Ex1_PH: Ang mga bumbero ay matapang na pumasok sa nasusunog na gusali upang iligtas ang pamilya.

• Ex2_EN: She made a brave decision to speak up against injustice in her community.
– Ex2_PH: Gumawa siya ng matapang na desisyon na magsalita laban sa kawalang-katarungan sa kanyang komunidad.

• Ex3_EN: You must be brave to travel alone to a foreign country.
– Ex3_PH: Dapat kang matatag upang maglakbay mag-isa sa ibang bansa.

• Ex4_EN: The soldiers braved the harsh weather conditions during their mission.
– Ex4_PH: Ang mga sundalo ay hinarap nang matapang ang malupit na lagay ng panahon sa kanilang misyon.

• Ex5_EN: It takes a brave heart to admit your mistakes and apologize.
– Ex5_PH: Kailangan ng matapang na puso upang aminin ang iyong mga pagkakamali at humingi ng tawad.