Property in Tagalog

“Property” in Tagalog translates to “Ari-arian,” “Pag-aari,” or “Katangian” depending on the context. These terms refer to owned possessions, real estate, or characteristics of something. Explore the different meanings and usage of “property” in Filipino contexts below.

Word: Property

Definition:

• Property /ˈprɒpərti/
• Noun 1: A thing or things belonging to someone; possessions collectively.
• Noun 2: A building or buildings and the land belonging to it or them.
• Noun 3: An attribute, quality, or characteristic of something.

Synonyms: Ari-arian, Pag-aari, Katangian, Lupain, Yaman, Pag-aari-ari, Titulo, Kapisanan

Examples:

• English: This property has been in our family for three generations.
• Tagalog: Ang ari-ariang ito ay nasa aming pamilya na sa loob ng tatlong henerasyon.

• English: Private property must be respected and should not be trespassed.
• Tagalog: Ang pribadong pag-aari ay dapat igalang at hindi dapat pasukin nang walang pahintulot.

• English: One important property of water is that it expands when frozen.
• Tagalog: Ang isang mahalagang katangian ng tubig ay lumalalaki ito kapag nagyelo.

• English: They are looking to invest in commercial property in the city center.
• Tagalog: Naghahanap sila ng pamumuhunan sa komersyal na ari-arian sa gitna ng lungsod.

• English: The property was damaged during the typhoon and needs extensive repairs.
• Tagalog: Ang pag-aari ay nasira noong bagyo at nangangailangan ng malawakang pagkukumpuni.