Terminal in Tagalog

Terminal in Tagalog translates to “Terminal,” “Himpilan,” “Daungan,” or “Pangwakas” depending on context—whether referring to a transportation hub, computer interface, electronic connection point, or final stage. Understanding these distinctions helps capture the word’s technical and practical applications in Filipino communication.

[Words] = Terminal

[Definition]:

• Terminal /ˈtɜːrmɪnəl/
• Noun 1: A station at the end of a transportation route where passengers embark or disembark (bus terminal, airport terminal).
• Noun 2: A device or interface through which data is entered into or received from a computer system.
• Noun 3: A point of connection in an electrical circuit or electronic device.
• Adjective 1: Relating to or occurring at the end of a period or process; final.
• Adjective 2: (Medical) Relating to or suffering from a disease or condition that cannot be cured and will lead to death.

[Synonyms] = Terminal, Himpilan, Daungan, Huling himpilan, Pangwakas, Terminasyon, Katapusan, Huling yugto

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The bus terminal was crowded with passengers waiting for their departure.

Ex1_PH: Ang terminal ng bus ay puno ng mga pasahero na naghihintay para sa kanilang alis.

Ex2_EN: She opened the command terminal to run the software installation script.

Ex2_PH: Binuksan niya ang command terminal upang patakbuhin ang script ng pag-install ng software.

Ex3_EN: Connect the positive wire to the red terminal on the battery.

Ex3_PH: Ikonekta ang positibong kawad sa pulang terminal ng baterya.

Ex4_EN: We arrived at the terminal station and prepared to disembark from the train.

Ex4_PH: Dumating kami sa huling himpilan at naghanda na bumaba sa tren.

Ex5_EN: The doctor informed the family that the patient was in a terminal stage of the illness.

Ex5_PH: Ipinaalam ng doktor sa pamilya na ang pasyente ay nasa pangwakas na yugto ng sakit.