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Pangasinan Words for Parts of the Body with Tagalog Translations

26 the body in Pangasinan, each with its Tagalog equivalent and an English gloss. Entries come from our phrasebook, compiled from published references rather than produced by the translation engine. Pangasinan entries are marked pending review until a native speaker has confirmed them.

The body

Head to foot, where several of these languages share nothing at all.

The body: Pangasinan phrases with Tagalog and English translations
PangasinanTagalogEnglish
Ulopending reviewUloHeadBikol 'payo' is a head. In Tagalog 'payo' is advice — which makes it one of the neatest false friends in the country.
Matapending reviewMataEye
Limapending reviewKamayHandThree separate traps in one row: Ilocano 'ima' is Kapampangan for mother, Visayan 'kamot' is Tagalog for scratching, and Pangasinan 'lima' is the numeral five in every other language here.
Salipending reviewPaaFoot
Sangipending reviewBibigMouthVisayan 'baba' is a mouth; Tagalog 'baba' is a chin, and with different stress it is also 'down'. Neighbouring body parts, different words.
Egespending reviewTiyanStomach
Buekpending reviewBuhokHair
Layagpending reviewTaingaEar
Elengpending reviewIlongNose
Ngipenpending reviewNgipinTooth
Dalapending reviewDugoBloodIlocano and Kapampangan both say 'daya' for blood — and in Tagalog and Cebuano the same word means cheating. Worth care in any medical setting.
Pusopending reviewPusoHeart
baogpending reviewbalatSkin (of a person)
lamanpending reviewkarneMeat (as in flesh)
pokelpending reviewbutoBone
tabapending reviewtabaFat (noun)
dilapending reviewdilaTongue
kukopending reviewkukoFingernail
bikkingpending reviewbintiLeg
puegpending reviewtuhodKnee
egespending reviewtiyanBelly
paitpending reviewbitukaGuts
beklewpending reviewleegNeck
benegpending reviewlikodBack
susopending reviewsusoBreast
alteypending reviewatayLiver

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