Seal in Tagalog

Seal in Tagalog translates to “selyo” (stamp/official mark), “tatakan” (to seal/close), or “laman-dagat” (marine animal) – depending on the context. This versatile word has multiple meanings in both English and Filipino, making it important to understand each usage for accurate communication in various situations.

[Words] = Seal

[Definition]

• Seal /siːl/
• Noun 1: A device or substance used to join two things together or make something impervious
• Noun 2: An official mark or stamp on a document to show authenticity
• Noun 3: A marine mammal with flippers that lives in cold regions
• Verb: To close or fasten something securely; to confirm or conclude something officially

[Synonyms] = Selyo, Tatakan, Takip, Tatak, Laman-dagat, Pandagat na hayop, Sarado, Selyuhan

[Example]

• Ex1_EN: The document must have an official seal to be valid.
• Ex1_PH: Ang dokumento ay dapat may opisyal na selyo upang maging balido.
• Ex2_EN: Please seal the envelope before mailing it.
• Ex2_PH: Pakiusap na tatakan ang sobre bago ipadala.
• Ex3_EN: We saw a seal swimming near the rocky shore.
• Ex3_PH: Nakita namin ang isang laman-dagat na lumalangoy malapit sa mabatong pampang.
• Ex4_EN: The agreement was sealed with a handshake.
• Ex4_PH: Ang kasunduan ay natapos sa pamamagitan ng pagkakamayan.
• Ex5_EN: Make sure the jar is properly sealed to keep the food fresh.
• Ex5_PH: Siguraduhin na ang garapon ay maayos na nasarado upang mapanatiling sariwa ang pagkain.