Stare in Tagalog

Stare in Tagalog is translated as “Titig” or “Tumitig”, referring to looking at someone or something fixedly for a long time. This word captures both the action and intensity of gazing in Filipino communication. Explore the pronunciation, meanings, synonyms, and real-world usage examples of “stare” in Tagalog below.

[Words] = Stare

[Definition]:

• Stare /ster/
• Verb 1: To look fixedly or intently at someone or something with wide-open eyes.
• Noun 1: A long fixed or intent look.

[Synonyms] = Titig, Tumitig, Pagtitig, Makapal na tingin, Tulala

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: Don’t stare at people, it’s considered rude in many cultures.
Ex1_PH: Huwag tumitig sa mga tao, ito ay itinuturing na bastos sa maraming kultura.

Ex2_EN: She caught him staring at her from across the room.
Ex2_PH: Nahuli niya itong nakatitig sa kanya mula sa kabilang dulo ng silid.

Ex3_EN: The child continued to stare at the colorful balloons in wonder.
Ex3_PH: Ang bata ay patuloy na tumititig sa makulay na mga lobo nang may pagkamangha.

Ex4_EN: His cold stare made everyone uncomfortable.
Ex4_PH: Ang kanyang malamig na titig ay nagpahirap sa lahat.

Ex5_EN: I could feel someone staring at me from behind.
Ex5_PH: Naramdaman ko na may tumititig sa akin mula sa likuran.