Hatred in Tagalog

“Harvest in Tagalog” translates to “ani” (the crop or yield) or “pag-aani” (the act of harvesting), with variations like “paggapas” for reaping grain. Whether you’re describing agricultural activities, gathering results, or collecting benefits, these terms capture the essence of bringing in what has been cultivated. Explore the complete definitions and contextual usage below.

Definition:

Harvest /ˈhɑːrvɪst/

• Noun 1: The process or period of gathering in crops.
• Noun 2: The season’s yield or crop; the amount gathered.
• Verb 1: To gather (a crop) as a harvest.
• Verb 2: To catch or collect (resources, benefits, or results).

Tagalog Synonyms: Ani, Pag-aani, Paggapas, Pagtitipon, Bunga, Zafra

Example Sentences:

English: The farmers celebrated a bountiful harvest this year.
Tagalog: Ang mga magsasaka ay nagdiwang ng masaganang ani ngayong taon.

English: They will harvest the rice fields next week.
Tagalog: Kanilang aanihan ang mga palayan sa susunod na linggo.

English: The company is now harvesting the benefits of their investment.
Tagalog: Ang kumpanya ay ngayon ay nag-aani ng mga benepisyo ng kanilang pamumuhunan.

English: The harvest season brings both joy and hard work to rural communities.
Tagalog: Ang panahon ng pag-aani ay nagdadala ng kagalakan at masigasig na paggawa sa mga komunidad sa kanayunan.

English: We need to harvest the vegetables before the storm arrives.
Tagalog: Kailangan nating anihin ang mga gulay bago dumating ang bagyo.