Goodness in Tagalog

Goodness in Tagalog translates to “Kabutihan,” representing the quality of being morally good, virtuous, or excellent. This fundamental concept in Filipino culture encompasses kindness, virtue, and the inherent positive qualities that define a person’s character and actions.

Goodness /ˈɡʊdnəs/

Noun 1: The quality of being good; virtue, kindness, or moral excellence.
Noun 2: The beneficial or nourishing element of something, especially food.
Interjection: An exclamation expressing surprise, alarm, or emphasis (e.g., “My goodness!”).

Tagalog Synonyms: Kabutihan, Kagandahang-loob, Bait, Kabaitan, Galing, Kadalisayan

Example Sentences:

1. The goodness of her heart is reflected in her charitable actions.
Ang kabutihan ng kanyang puso ay makikita sa kanyang mga pagkilos na kawanggawa.

2. Thank goodness you arrived safely despite the storm.
Salamat sa kabutihan ng Diyos na ligtas kang dumating sa kabila ng bagyo.

3. Fresh vegetables retain their natural goodness and nutritional value.
Ang sariwang gulay ay napapanatili ang kanilang natural na sustansya at nutrisyonal na halaga.

4. His goodness and generosity inspired many people in the community.
Ang kanyang kabutihan at kagandahang-loob ay nag-inspire sa maraming tao sa komunidad.

5. My goodness, I can’t believe how much you’ve grown!
Diyos ko, hindi ako makapaniwala kung gaano ka na kalaki!