Grace in Tagalog

Grace in Tagalog translates to “grasya” or “biyaya,” referring to divine favor, elegance of movement, or courteous goodwill. Understanding grace is essential for anyone exploring religious concepts, social etiquette, or artistic expression, as it encompasses both spiritual blessings and refined beauty in various contexts.

Grace /ɡreɪs/

Definition:

• Noun 1: Unmerited divine favor or blessing bestowed upon humanity.
• Noun 2: Smooth and elegant movement or bearing.
• Noun 3: Courteous goodwill or a sense of propriety and consideration.
• Noun 4: A short prayer of thanks said before or after a meal.
• Verb 1: To bring honor or credit to someone or something by one’s presence.

Tagalog Synonyms: Grasya, Biyaya, Kagandahang-asal, Kariktan, Awa, Habag, Pagpapala

Example Sentences:

English: The family gathered around the table and said grace before enjoying their Sunday meal.
Tagalog: Ang pamilya ay nagtipon sa paligid ng mesa at nag-dasál ng pasasalamat o grasya bago tamasahin ang kanilang pagkain sa Linggo.

English: The ballerina moved across the stage with incredible grace and precision.
Tagalog: Ang ballerina ay gumalaw sa entablado na may kahanga-hangang kariktan at katumpakan.

English: By God’s grace, they survived the devastating typhoon without major injuries.
Tagalog: Sa grasya ng Diyos, sila ay nakaligtas sa mapaminsalang bagyo nang walang malubhang pinsala.

English: She had the grace to apologize for her mistake and make amends.
Tagalog: Mayroon siyang kagandahang-asal na humingi ng tawad sa kanyang pagkakamali at bumawi.

English: The president will grace the ceremony with his presence tomorrow evening.
Tagalog: Ang pangulo ay magbibigay ng karangalan sa seremonya sa pamamagitan ng kanyang presensya bukas ng gabi.