Vein in Tagalog

Vein in Tagalog translates to “ugat,” “litid,” or “ugat-dugo,” referring to blood vessels that carry blood to the heart, or streaks and lines in materials like marble, wood, or leaves. This term is used in medical, geological, and descriptive contexts in Filipino conversations.

Mastering the use of “vein” in Tagalog allows you to discuss anatomy, natural patterns, and various descriptive scenarios with clarity and accuracy.

[Words] = Vein

[Definition]:

• Vein /veɪn/
• Noun 1: Any of the tubes that carry blood from all parts of the body towards the heart.
• Noun 2: A streak or stripe of a different color or texture in wood, marble, cheese, or other materials.
• Noun 3: A source of a particular characteristic or quality.
• Noun 4: (Geology) A crack in rock filled with mineral deposits.

[Synonyms] = Ugat, Litid, Ugat-dugo, Daluyan ng dugo, Guhit, Bahid, Linyang ugat, Venous, Daanan ng dugo, Linyang kulay

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The nurse carefully inserted the needle into the vein to draw blood for testing.
Ex1_PH: Ang nars ay maingat na sumaksak ng karayom sa ugat upang kumuha ng dugo para sa pagsusuri.

Ex2_EN: The marble countertop has beautiful gray veins running through the white stone.
Ex2_PH: Ang marble na countertop ay may magagandang abuhing guhit na tumatakbo sa puting bato.

Ex3_EN: The doctor examined the varicose veins on the patient’s legs during the consultation.
Ex3_PH: Sinuri ng doktor ang varicose ugat sa mga binti ng pasyente sa konsultasyon.

Ex4_EN: There’s a vein of humor running through his serious presentation.
Ex4_PH: May bahid ng katatawanan na tumatakbo sa kanyang seryosong presentasyon.

Ex5_EN: Gold miners discovered a rich vein of ore deep underground in the mountain.
Ex5_PH: Natuklasan ng mga minero ng ginto ang mayamang ugat ng mineral sa ilalim ng bundok.