Pile in Tagalog

“Pile” in Tagalog is “tambak,” “bunton,” or “tumpok.” This word refers to a heap or stack of things placed together. Understanding these Tagalog equivalents will help you describe collections, stacks, and accumulations of objects in everyday Filipino conversations.

[Words] = Pile

[Definition]:

• Pile /paɪl/
• Noun 1: A heap of things laid or lying one on top of another.
• Noun 2: A large amount or quantity of something.
• Verb 1: To place things one on top of another.
• Verb 2: To accumulate or increase in quantity.

[Synonyms] = Tambak, Bunton, Tumpok, Salansan, Tumpak, Dakot, Kumpol

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: There’s a huge pile of dirty clothes in the laundry room.
• Ex1_PH: May malaking tambak ng maruming damit sa silid-labahan.
• Ex2_EN: The children made a pile of leaves and jumped into it.
• Ex2_PH: Gumawa ang mga bata ng bunton ng mga dahon at tumalon dito.
• Ex3_EN: Please pile the books neatly on the shelf.
• Ex3_PH: Paki-tambak ang mga libro nang maayos sa istante.
• Ex4_EN: A pile of documents is waiting on my desk for review.
• Ex4_PH: Ang isang tumpok ng mga dokumento ay naghihintay sa aking lamesa para suriin.
• Ex5_EN: The workers created a pile of sand beside the construction site.
• Ex5_PH: Gumawa ang mga manggagawa ng bunton ng buhangin sa tabi ng lugar ng konstruksiyon.