Helmet in Tagalog

Helmet in Tagalog is commonly translated as “kaskete” or simply “helmet” (used as a loanword). Both terms refer to protective headgear worn for safety in various activities like motorcycling, cycling, construction work, or sports.

Understanding the different Tagalog terms for helmet and their proper usage contexts helps you communicate safety requirements effectively in Filipino. Let’s explore the comprehensive translation, synonyms, and practical examples below.

[Words] = Helmet

[Definition]:

• Helmet /ˈhɛlmət/
• Noun 1: A protective covering for the head, typically made of hard material, worn by motorcyclists, cyclists, construction workers, soldiers, or athletes.
• Noun 2: A piece of armor designed to protect the head in combat or historical warfare.
• Noun 3: Any hard protective head covering used for safety purposes in various activities.

[Synonyms] = Kaskete, Helmet, Proteksyon sa ulo, Takip ng ulo, Kalasag ng ulo

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: Every motorcyclist must wear a helmet to ensure their safety on the road.

Ex1_PH: Ang bawat motorista ay dapat magsuot ng kaskete upang masiguro ang kanilang kaligtasan sa kalsada.

Ex2_EN: The construction worker forgot his helmet and had to go back to get it before entering the site.

Ex2_PH: Nakalimutan ng construction worker ang kanyang helmet at kailangan bumalik para kunin ito bago pumasok sa site.

Ex3_EN: She bought a new pink helmet for her daughter who just learned to ride a bicycle.

Ex3_PH: Bumili siya ng bagong pink na kaskete para sa kanyang anak na kakatapos lang matutong magbisikleta.

Ex4_EN: The firefighter’s helmet protected him from falling debris during the rescue operation.

Ex4_PH: Ang helmet ng bumbero ay nag-protekta sa kanya mula sa nahuhulog na mga guho habang nasa rescue operation.

Ex5_EN: Wearing a helmet while skateboarding can prevent serious head injuries.

Ex5_PH: Ang pagsusuot ng kaskete habang nag-se-skateboard ay makakapigil ng seryosong pinsala sa ulo.