Scream in Tagalog

Scream in Tagalog is translated as “Sumigaw” (verb) or “Sigaw/Hiyaw” (noun), referring to a loud, piercing cry expressing fear, pain, excitement, or anger. Understanding the various contexts and synonyms of “scream” helps you express intense emotions accurately in Filipino conversations.

[Words] = Scream

[Definition]:

• Scream /skriːm/
• Verb 1: To cry out loudly in a high-pitched voice due to fear, pain, excitement, or anger.
• Verb 2: To speak or shout in an extremely loud or intense manner.
• Noun 1: A loud, piercing cry or sound expressing extreme emotion or pain.

[Synonyms] = Sumigaw, Hiyaw, Sigaw, Tili, Sumigaw nang malakas, Humiyaw, Bumagsak.

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The children began to scream with excitement when they saw the fireworks display.

Ex1_PH: Ang mga bata ay nagsimulang sumigaw sa tuwa nang makita nila ang palabas ng paputok.

Ex2_EN: She let out a loud scream when she saw the spider crawling on her arm.

Ex2_PH: Siya ay bumigkas ng malakas na sigaw nang makita niya ang gagamba na gumagapang sa kanyang braso.

Ex3_EN: The horror movie made everyone in the theater scream in fear.

Ex3_PH: Ang pelikulang horror ay nagpasigaw sa lahat ng nasa sinehan dahil sa takot.

Ex4_EN: Don’t scream at me like that; I can hear you perfectly fine.

Ex4_PH: Huwag kang sumigaw sa akin ng ganyan; maririnig naman kita nang maayos.

Ex5_EN: The fans continued to scream the singer’s name long after the concert ended.

Ex5_PH: Ang mga tagahanga ay patuloy na sumisigaw ng pangalan ng mang-aawit matagal na pagkatapos ng konsierto.