Castle in Tagalog

Castle in Tagalog translates as “kastilyo”, referring to a large fortified building or complex of buildings from medieval times. This word comes from Spanish “castillo” and is widely understood across the Philippines. Discover how Filipinos use this term when talking about historic fortresses, fairy tales, and grand architectural structures.

[Words] = Castle

[Definition]:

• Castle /ˈkæsəl/
• Noun 1: A large fortified building or set of buildings constructed during the Middle Ages, typically by nobility.
• Noun 2: A massive or imposing house or structure.
• Verb: To move a chess piece (the king) in a special maneuver with the rook.

[Synonyms] = Kastilyo, Moog, Kuta, Tanggulan, Fortress (Pwersa), Palasyo

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The ancient castle stood on top of the hill overlooking the village.
Ex1_PH: Ang sinaunang kastilyo ay nakatayo sa tuktok ng burol na tumitingin sa nayon.

Ex2_EN: Cinderella lived in a beautiful castle with the prince after they got married.
Ex2_PH: Si Cinderella ay nanirahan sa magandang kastilyo kasama ang prinsipe matapos silang magpakasal.

Ex3_EN: We visited a medieval castle during our trip to Europe.
Ex3_PH: Bumisita kami sa isang medieval na kastilyo noong aming biyahe sa Europa.

Ex4_EN: The castle was surrounded by a deep moat and high stone walls.
Ex4_PH: Ang kastilyo ay napapalibutan ng malalim na kanal at mataas na pader na bato.

Ex5_EN: In chess, you can castle to protect your king from attack.
Ex5_PH: Sa chess, maaari mong i-castle ang iyong hari upang protektahan mula sa atake.