Six in Tagalog

“Shiny” in Tagalog translates to “Makintab,” “Makinang,” “Makislap,” or “Nagniningning,” depending on context—whether describing glossy surfaces, bright objects, polished items, or lustrous appearances. Each translation captures different qualities of shininess in Filipino language.

Exploring the Tagalog equivalents of “shiny” helps you understand how Filipinos describe gleaming, bright, and polished objects in their daily expressions. Discover the complete meanings and practical usage below.

[Words] = Shiny

[Definition]:

• Shiny /ˈʃaɪni/
• Adjective 1: Having a smooth, glossy surface that reflects light.
• Adjective 2: Bright and polished in appearance.
• Adjective 3: New and unused; appearing fresh and attractive.

[Synonyms] = Makintab, Makinang, Makislap, Nagniningning, Maningning, Maliwanag, Kumikislap, Napakapintog, Matingkad.

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: The floor was so shiny that you could see your reflection in it.
• Ex1_PH: Ang sahig ay napakakintab na makikita mo ang iyong repleksyon dito.

• Ex2_EN: She bought a shiny new car that sparkled under the sunlight.
• Ex2_PH: Bumili siya ng makintab na bagong kotse na kumikislap sa ilalim ng sikat ng araw.

• Ex3_EN: The children were fascinated by the shiny ornaments on the Christmas tree.
• Ex3_PH: Nabighani ang mga bata sa makinang na mga palamuti sa puno ng Pasko.

• Ex4_EN: Her hair looked healthy and shiny after using the new conditioner.
• Ex4_PH: Ang kanyang buhok ay mukhang malusog at makintab pagkatapos gumamit ng bagong conditioner.

• Ex5_EN: The jeweler displayed shiny gold necklaces in the store window.
• Ex5_PH: Ipinakita ng mamahaling alahas ang nagniningning na mga kuwintas na ginto sa bintana ng tindahan.