Roof in Tagalog

Roof in Tagalog translates to “Bubong” or “Bubungan,” referring to the structure that covers and protects the top of a building. In Filipino architecture, the roof plays a crucial role not only in shelter but also in reflecting cultural design and climate adaptation.

Discover the various meanings and practical uses of this essential architectural term below.

[Words] = Roof

[Definition]:
– Roof /ruːf/
– Noun 1: The structure forming the upper covering of a building or vehicle.
– Noun 2: The top inner surface of a covered area or space.
– Noun 3: The upper limit or highest point of something.
– Verb 1: To cover with or as if with a roof; to provide shelter.

[Synonyms] = Bubong, Bubungan, Atip, Takip ng bahay, Ibabaw ng bahay, Tabing.

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: The roof of our house was damaged during the typhoon and needs immediate repair.
– Ex1_PH: Ang bubong ng aming bahay ay nasira noong bagyo at kailangan ng agarang pagkukumpuni.

– Ex2_EN: They installed solar panels on the roof to reduce electricity costs.
– Ex2_PH: Nag-install sila ng solar panels sa bubong upang mabawasan ang gastos sa kuryente.

– Ex3_EN: The cat climbed onto the roof and couldn’t get down by itself.
– Ex3_PH: Ang pusa ay umakyat sa bubong at hindi na makababa mag-isa.

– Ex4_EN: We painted the roof with waterproof coating to prevent leaks during rainy season.
– Ex4_PH: Pinintahan namin ang bubong ng waterproof coating para maiwasan ang pagtulo sa tag-ulan.

– Ex5_EN: The traditional nipa hut has a thatched roof made from dried palm leaves.
– Ex5_PH: Ang tradisyonal na bahay kubo ay may pawid na bubong na gawa sa tuyong dahon ng palma.