Bush in Tagalog

Bush in Tagalog translates to “palumpong” for shrubs or small woody plants with multiple stems. This common English term refers to vegetation that’s larger than herbs but smaller than trees, widely found in gardens and natural landscapes. Understanding the various meanings and contexts of “bush” helps in accurate translation and usage across different situations.

[Words] = Bush

[Definition]:

• Bush /bʊʃ/
• Noun 1: A shrub or clump of shrubs with stems of moderate length.
• Noun 2: A wild or uncultivated area covered with dense vegetation, especially shrubs.
• Noun 3: A thick growth or mass of something, such as hair.
• Verb: To spread out or grow thickly like a bush.

[Synonyms] = Palumpong, Mababang puno, Damong mataas, Punong-maliit, Gubat (for wilderness context)

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: The garden has several rose bushes that bloom beautifully in spring.
– Ex1_PH: Ang hardin ay may ilang palumpong ng rosas na namumulaklak nang maganda sa tagsibol.

– Ex2_EN: They found fresh berries growing on a bush near the hiking trail.
– Ex2_PH: Nakahanap sila ng sariwang berries na tumutubo sa isang palumpong malapit sa landas ng paglalakad.

– Ex3_EN: The explorers had to cut through thick bush to reach the waterfall.
– Ex3_PH: Ang mga manlalakbay ay kailangang gumupit sa makapal na gubat upang maabot ang talon.

– Ex4_EN: A small bird built its nest in the bush outside our window.
– Ex4_PH: Ang isang maliit na ibon ay gumawa ng pugad nito sa palumpong sa labas ng aming bintana.

– Ex5_EN: The cat was hiding under the bush waiting to catch mice.
– Ex5_PH: Ang pusa ay nagtago sa ilalim ng palumpong na naghihintay na hulihin ang mga daga.