Soldier in Tagalog

Soldier in Tagalog is “Sundalo” – the most common term for a military service member in the Philippines. This word represents individuals who serve their country through military service, embodying duty, honor, and sacrifice.

Understanding the different Tagalog terms for soldier and their contextual usage provides valuable insight into Filipino military culture and language. Let’s explore the comprehensive meanings, synonyms, and practical examples below.

[Words] = Soldier

[Definition]:
– Soldier /ˈsoʊldʒər/
– Noun 1: A person who serves in an army; a member of the military forces.
– Noun 2: An enlisted person as distinguished from a commissioned officer.
– Verb: To serve as a soldier; to continue steadfastly despite difficulties (soldier on).

[Synonyms] = Sundalo, Kawal, Mandirigma, Tropas, Taong militar

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: The soldier stood guard at the military base entrance throughout the night.
– Ex1_PH: Ang sundalo ay nakaantay sa pasukan ng base militar buong gabi.

– Ex2_EN: Young soldiers receive intensive training for several months before their first deployment.
– Ex2_PH: Ang mga batang sundalo ay tumatanggap ng matinding pagsasanay ng ilang buwan bago ang unang deployment.

– Ex3_EN: Despite her illness, she continued to soldier on and complete her mission.
– Ex3_PH: Kahit siya ay may sakit, siya ay nagpatuloy na gumawa at tapusin ang kanyang misyon.

– Ex4_EN: The brave soldier received the highest medal of honor for his heroic actions.
– Ex4_PH: Ang matapang na sundalo ay tumanggap ng pinakamataas na medalya para sa kanyang bayaning gawa.

– Ex5_EN: Many soldiers returned home to their families after the peacekeeping mission ended.
– Ex5_PH: Maraming sundalo ang bumalik sa kanilang mga pamilya pagkatapos ng peacekeeping mission.