Court in Tagalog

“Court” in Tagalog is “Hukuman” or “Korte” – fundamental terms in the Philippine legal system and sports vocabulary. These words represent places of justice and athletic competition, deeply embedded in Filipino society. Explore the multiple meanings and contextual uses of these important translations below.

[Words] = Court

[Definition]:

• Court /kɔːrt/
• Noun 1: A tribunal presided over by a judge or judges where legal cases are heard and determined.
• Noun 2: A quadrangular area marked out for ball games such as tennis or basketball.
• Noun 3: The residence or establishment of a sovereign or other high dignitary.
• Verb: To try to win the favor or support of someone; to woo romantically.

[Synonyms] = Hukuman, Korte, Husgado, Tribunal, Kancha (for sports court), Palasyo (for royal court)

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: The defendant will appear in court tomorrow for his trial.
• Ex1_PH: Ang akusado ay lilitaw sa hukuman bukas para sa kanyang paglilitis.
• Ex2_EN: The basketball court was newly renovated with fresh paint and new hoops.
• Ex2_PH: Ang basketball court ay bagong nirenovate na may sariwang pintura at bagong ring.
• Ex3_EN: The judge announced that the court is now in session.
• Ex3_PH: Inihayag ng hukom na ang korte ay nasa sesyon na ngayon.
• Ex4_EN: He is courting her with flowers and romantic gestures.
• Ex4_PH: Nililigawan niya ito gamit ang mga bulaklak at romantikong kilos.
• Ex5_EN: The tennis court needs to be resurfaced before the tournament begins.
• Ex5_PH: Ang tennis court ay kailangang muling lagyan ng ibabaw bago magsimula ang torneo.