Capital in Tagalog

Capital in Tagalog translates to “Kabisera” (for capital city), “Kapital” (for money/assets), or “Malaking titik” (for capital letter). This versatile word appears in government, business, and writing contexts throughout Filipino conversations.

Discover the full meanings, synonyms, and practical examples of this important term below.

[Words] = Capital

[Definition]:

• Capital /ˈkæpɪtl/
• Noun 1: The city or town that functions as the seat of government.
• Noun 2: Wealth in the form of money or assets used to start a business or investment.
• Noun 3: A letter of the alphabet written in its large form (uppercase).
• Adjective: Excellent or first-rate; or involving the death penalty.

[Synonyms] = Kabisera, Kapital, Malaking titik, Punong-lungsod, Puhunan

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: Manila is the capital city of the Philippines and serves as the center of government.
Ex1_PH: Ang Manila ay ang kabisera ng Pilipinas at nagsisilbing sentro ng pamahalaan.

Ex2_EN: The entrepreneur needed more capital to expand her small business operations.
Ex2_PH: Ang negosyante ay nangangailangan ng mas maraming kapital upang palawakin ang kanyang maliit na negosyo.

Ex3_EN: Always write proper nouns with a capital letter at the beginning.
Ex3_PH: Laging isulat ang mga tamang pangngalan gamit ang malaking titik sa simula.

Ex4_EN: That was a capital idea that helped solve our biggest problem.
Ex4_PH: Iyon ay isang napakagandang ideya na tumulong malutas ang aming pinakamalaking problema.

Ex5_EN: Foreign investors provided the startup capital needed to launch the technology company.
Ex5_PH: Ang mga dayuhang mamumuhunan ay nagbigay ng puhunan na kailangan upang ilunsad ang kumpanya ng teknolohiya.