Filipino

See also: filipino

English

Alternative forms

Philipino (see also Pilipino)

Etymology

From Spanish Filipino m, from Spanish Filipinas (“Philippines”); from Spanish Felipe, attributed to the King of Spain.

Pronunciation

(US) IPA^(key): /fɪlɪˈpinoʊ/
(Philippine) IPA^(key): /piliˈpino/
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Proper noun

Filipino

A Philippine language used in the Philippines, based on Tagalog, also known as Manileño.
Synonym: Pilipino

Translations

One of two national languages of the Philippines

Armenian: ֆիլիպիներեն (filipineren), պիլիպինո (pilipino)
Asturian: tagalu m
Catalan: filipí m, tagàlog m
Chinese:
Cantonese: 菲律賓話, 菲律宾话 (fei¹ leot⁶ ban¹ waa⁶^-²)

Mandarin: 菲律賓語 (zh), 菲律宾语 (zh) (Fēilǜbīn yǔ)
Finnish: filippiino
German: Philippinisch (de) n
Greek: φιλιππινέζικα (el) n pl (filippinézika)
Irish: Filipínis f

Japanese: フィリピン語 (ja) (Firipin-go)
Latin: lingua Philippina f
Norwegian:
Bokmål: filippinsk m

Nynorsk: filippinsk (nn) m
Portuguese: filipino (pt) m
Russian: филипи́но m (filipíno), пилипи́но m (pilipíno)
Swedish: filippinska (sv)
Tagalog: Filipino (tl), Pilipino (tl) (older name)
Vietnamese: tiếng Tagalog

Noun

Filipino (plural Filipinos)

A native or inhabitant of the Philippines, especially a male.

Synonyms

(native or inhabitant): Pinoy; Filipin@

Hyponyms

(native or inhabitant): Filipina
(native or inhabitant): Pinoy, Pinay

Antonyms

(male Filipino): Filipina

Translations

native or inhabitant of the Philippines

Armenian: ֆիլիպինցի (filipincʿi), (only female) ֆիլիպինուհի (filipinuhi)
Catalan: filipí m
Chinese:
Cantonese: 菲律賓人, 菲律宾人 (fei¹ leot⁶ ban¹ jan⁴)
Czech: Filipínec m, Filipínka f
Danish: filippinsk
Dutch: Filipijns (nl)
Esperanto: filipinano m, filipinanino f
Finnish: filippiiniläinen (fi)
French: Philippin (fr) m, Philippine (fr) f
Galician: filipino m
German: Philippiner (de) m, Philippinerin (de) f
Hawaiian: Pilipino

Irish: Filipíneach m
Italian: filippino (it) m, filippina f, filippini m pl, filippine f pl
Latin: Philippinus m, Philippina f, Philippini m pl, Philippinae (la) f pl
Manx: Philippeenagh m
Norwegian:
Bokmål: filippiner m

Nynorsk: filippinar (nn) m
Polish: Filipińczyk (pl) m, Filipinka (pl) f
Portuguese: filipino (pt) m
Russian: филиппи́нец (ru) m (filippínec), филиппи́нка (ru) f (filippínka)
Spanish: filipino (es) m
Tagalog: Pilipino (tl) (m), Pilipina (f), Pinoy (tl) (m), Pinay (f)
Yup'ik: Pilip'iinaq

Adjective

Filipino (not comparable)

Of or pertaining to the Philippines or its people.
Synonym: Philippine
Of or pertaining to Tagalog, the language of the Philippines.

Related terms

Terms related to Filipino

Fil-
Fil-Am

Flip
FOB

Kabayan

Translations

Of or pertaining to the Philippines or its people

Armenian: ֆիլիպինյան (filipinyan), ֆիլիպինական (filipinakan)
Asturian: filipín (ast)
Catalan: filipí
Czech: filipínský (cs)
Danish: filippinsk
Dutch: Filipijns (nl)
Finnish: filippiiniläinen (fi)
French: philippin (fr) m, philippine (fr) f
Galician: filipino
German: philippinisch (de)
Greek: Φιλιππινικός m (Filippinikós), Φιλιππινικά f (Filippiniká), Φιλιππινικό n (Filippinikó)
Hawaiian: Pilipino
Irish: Filipíneach
Italian: filippino (it) m, filippina f

Japanese: フィリピノの (Firipino no)
Korean: 필리핀어 (pillipineo)
Latin: Philippinensis m, f, Philippinense n
Latvian: Filipīniešu
Manx: Philippeenagh
Norwegian:
Bokmål: filippinsk

Nynorsk: filippinsk (nn)
Polish: Filipiński
Portuguese: filipino (pt)
Russian: филиппи́нский (ru) (filippínskij)
Spanish: filipino (es)
Tagalog: Pilipino (tl), Pinoy (tl)

External links

Ethnologue entry for Filipino, fil

Tagalog

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /pi.liˈpi.no/

Proper noun

Filipino

Tagalog

Synonyms

Pilipino (the former name)

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