Cycle in Tagalog

“Cycle” in Tagalog is commonly translated as “Siklo,” “Paikot,” “Ikot,” or “Bisikleta” (when referring to bicycle), depending on the context—whether describing a recurring sequence of events, a circular motion, or the act of riding a bicycle. Each term captures different aspects of cyclical patterns in Filipino language. Discover the complete meanings and usage examples below.

Cycle /ˈsaɪkəl/

• Noun 1: A series of events that are regularly repeated in the same order.
• Noun 2: A complete sequence of changes associated with a recurring phenomenon.
• Noun 3: A bicycle or motorcycle.
• Verb 1: To ride a bicycle.
• Verb 2: To move in or follow a cyclical pattern.

Tagalog Synonyms: Siklo, Paikot, Ikot, Bisikleta, Pag-ikot, Paulit-ulit na proseso

Example Sentences:

• EN: The water cycle includes evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.
  
  PH: Ang siklo ng tubig ay kinabibilangan ng singaw, kondensasyon, at pag-ulan.
• EN: She rides her cycle to work every morning to stay healthy.
  
  PH: Sinasakyan niya ang kanyang bisikleta papunta sa trabaho tuwing umaga upang manatiling malusog.
• EN: The moon completes its cycle around the Earth in about 29 days.
  
  PH: Nakukumpleto ng buwan ang kanyang siklo sa paligid ng Daigdig sa loob ng halos 29 na araw.
• EN: Many women experience hormonal changes during their menstrual cycle.
  
  PH: Maraming kababaihan ang nakakaranas ng pagbabago sa hormones sa panahon ng kanilang regla o siklong buwanang dalaw.
• EN: The business cycle shows periods of growth and recession in the economy.
  
  PH: Ang siklo ng negosyo ay nagpapakita ng mga panahon ng paglaki at pagbagsak sa ekonomiya.