10 Uncommonly Used Filipino Words
1.BALINTATAW
English Word: Pupil (eyes)
Meaning: The contractile aperture in the iris of the eye.
Sentence: Sa BALINTATAW lamang ng mga mata nakapapasok ang liwanag ng araw at hindi sa buong mata.

2.DURUNGAWAN
English Word: Window
Meaning: An opening especially in the wall of a building for admission of light and air that is usually closed by casements or sashes containing transparent material such as glass and capable of being opened and shut.
Sentence: Pakisarang mabuti ang ating DURUNGAWAN, baka may mamboso.

3.HIMATON
English Word: Clue
Meaning: A piece of evidence that leads one toward the solution of a problem.
Sentence: Bigyan mo naman ako ng HIMATON, di ko mahulaan ang sinasabi mo.

4.KARTAMUNETA
English Word: Wallet
Meaning: A folding pocketbook with comparements for personal papers and usually unfolded paper money.
Sentence: Nakalimutan ni Angelo ang kanyang KARTAMUNETA sa sinakyan niyang taxi.

5.PANGHISO
English Word: Tootbrush
Meaning: A brush for cleaning the teeth.
Sentence: Bumili si Karl ng soft-bristled na PANGHISO.

6.ALIMUSON
English Word: Scent
Meaning: A distinctive smell especially one that is pleasant.
Sentence: Tila dumikit sa aking damit ang kanyang ALIMUSON.

7.GAT
English Word: Sir
Meaning: Formal or polite term of address a man.
Sentence: Nagbigay ng pagsusulit si GAT Alonte kanina.

8.SAMBAT
English Word: Fork
Meaning: An implement with two or more prongs used for lifting food to the mouth or holding it when cutting.
Sentence: Si Sam ay hindi sanay kumain ng walang SAMBAT.

9.KABTOK
English Word: Switch
Meaning: Change the position, direction or focus of.
Sentence: PinagKABTOK niya ang kanyang marka upang mas tumaas siya kay Anna.

10.ANTIPARA
English Word: Eyeglasses
Meaning: Are devices consisting of glass or hard plastic lenses mounted in a frame that holds them in front of a persons eyes.
Sentence: Binilhan ko si Kayla ng ANTIPARA upang makatulong sa kanyang pag-aaral.

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