Breathe in Tagalog

Breathe in Tagalog is translated as “huminga” or “sumingaw”. This vital verb describes the action of inhaling and exhaling air, essential for life and expressing various physical and emotional states. Mastering this word helps you communicate about health, relaxation, and daily activities in Filipino.

Discover the full definition, synonyms, and practical examples to use this word effectively.

[Words] = Breathe

[Definition]:

• Breathe /briːð/
• Verb 1: To take air into the lungs and expel it, especially as a regular physiological process.
• Verb 2: To inhale and exhale freely; to live.
• Verb 3: To say something quietly or whisper.

[Synonyms] = Huminga, Bumalanghoy, Sumingaw, Maghinga, Lumanghoy

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: Just breathe slowly and everything will be alright.
Ex1_PH: Huminga ka lang nang dahan-dahan at magiging maayos ang lahat.

Ex2_EN: I need to breathe fresh air after being indoors all day.
Ex2_PH: Kailangan kong huminga ng sariwang hangin pagkatapos na manatili sa loob buong araw.

Ex3_EN: The doctor told him to breathe deeply during the examination.
Ex3_PH: Sinabi ng doktor sa kanya na huminga nang malalim sa panahon ng pagsusuri.

Ex4_EN: She couldn’t breathe properly because of her asthma.
Ex4_PH: Hindi siya makakapag-hinga nang maayos dahil sa kanyang hika.

Ex5_EN: Don’t breathe a word of this to anyone.
Ex5_PH: Huwag kang magbulong kahit ano tungkol dito sa sinuman.