Stair in Tagalog

Stair in Tagalog translates to hagdan, hagdanan, or baytang depending on usage. In Filipino homes, hagdan is the common term for staircases connecting different floors, while baytang refers to individual steps. These words are essential for describing architecture and giving directions in Filipino households and buildings.

[Words] = Stair

[Definition]:

• Stair /stɛr/
• Noun 1: One of a series of steps for going from one level to another, especially inside a building.
• Noun 2: A series of steps; a staircase or stairway.

[Synonyms] = Hagdan, Hagdanan, Baytang, Baitang, Estante

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: She carefully walked up the stairs carrying a tray of food to the second floor.

Ex1_PH: Maingat siyang umakyat ng hagdan na may dalang tray ng pagkain papunta sa ikalawang palapag.

Ex2_EN: The old wooden stairs creaked loudly with every step he took.

Ex2_PH: Ang lumang kahoy na hagdanan ay umiingit nang malakas sa bawat hakbang niya.

Ex3_EN: Please watch your step on the bottom stair because it’s loose and needs repair.

Ex3_PH: Pakiingatan ang inyong yapak sa ibabang baytang dahil ito ay maluwag at kailangang ayusin.

Ex4_EN: The children raced up and down the stairs playing tag with each other.

Ex4_PH: Ang mga bata ay tumatakbong paakyat at pababa ng hagdan habang naglalaro ng habulan.

Ex5_EN: We installed a handrail on both sides of the stairs for safety purposes.

Ex5_PH: Nag-install kami ng hawakan sa magkabilang gilid ng hagdan para sa kaligtasan.