Button in Tagalog

Button in Tagalog is “Butones” or “Pindutan.” A button is a small fastener used in clothing or an object you press to operate devices. In Filipino culture, traditional garments like the Barong Tagalog feature decorative buttons made from various materials including shell and metal.

Understanding the different contexts and uses of “button” in Tagalog will help you communicate more effectively in everyday situations, from shopping for clothes to using electronic devices.

[Words] = Button

[Definition]:

• Button /ˈbʌt.ən/
• Noun 1: A small disk or knob sewn onto clothing as a fastener or decoration.
• Noun 2: A small device or switch that you press to operate a machine or electronic device.
• Verb 1: To fasten or close with buttons.

[Synonyms] = Butones, Pindutan, Kalampi, Boton, Pindot

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: She sewed a new button on her shirt after the old one fell off.
Ex1_PH: Nagtahi siya ng bagong butones sa kanyang damit matapos mahulog ang luma.

Ex2_EN: Press the red button to start the machine.
Ex2_PH: Pindutin ang pulang pindutan upang simulan ang makina.

Ex3_EN: The elevator button wasn’t working properly yesterday.
Ex3_PH: Ang pindutan ng elevator ay hindi gumagana nang maayos kahapon.

Ex4_EN: Can you help me button up my coat?
Ex4_PH: Maaari mo ba akong tulungan na butunesan ang aking amerikana?

Ex5_EN: The pearl buttons on her wedding dress were exquisite.
Ex5_PH: Ang mga butones na perlas sa kanyang wedding dress ay napakaganda.