Fill in Tagalog

“Fill” in Tagalog translates to various terms based on context: punuin (to make full), sagutan (to complete forms), punan (to occupy space), or laman (filling/contents). This versatile verb appears in everyday activities from completing documents to pouring liquids.

Learning the different uses of “fill” helps you communicate effectively in administrative, culinary, and daily life situations. Discover the complete definitions, synonyms, and practical examples below.

[Words] = Fill

[Definition]:
– Fill /fɪl/
– Verb 1: To make something full by putting something into it.
– Verb 2: To complete a form by writing required information.
– Verb 3: To occupy a space or time period completely.
– Verb 4: To satisfy a need or requirement.
– Noun 1: An amount of something that fills or satisfies.
– Noun 2: Material used to fill a space or cavity.

[Synonyms] = Punuin, Punan, Sagutan, Laman, Lamnan, Busog, Puspusin, Sulatan, Tapusin, Sagad

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: Please fill the glass with cold water from the refrigerator.
– Ex1_PH: Pakiusap punuin ang baso ng malamig na tubig mula sa refrigerator.

– Ex2_EN: You need to fill in this application form completely before submitting it.
– Ex2_PH: Kailangan mong sagutan ang application form na ito ng buo bago isumite.

– Ex3_EN: The delicious aroma of freshly baked bread began to fill the entire kitchen.
– Ex3_PH: Ang masarap na amoy ng bagong lutong tinapay ay nagsimulang punan ang buong kusina.

– Ex4_EN: The dentist will fill the cavity in your tooth during your next appointment.
– Ex4_PH: Pupunan ng dentista ang butas sa iyong ngipin sa iyong susunod na appointment.

– Ex5_EN: This hearty meal should fill you up until dinner time.
– Ex5_PH: Ang masustansyang pagkaing ito ay dapat na magpabusog sa iyo hanggang oras ng hapunan.