What is the word for Wind in Tagalog?

Translation for word Wind in Tagalog is : hangin

Definitions and Meaning of Wind in Tagalog

• NOUN

  kurba curve bend circumvolution curve piece wind winding
  hangin wind breeze bragging pomposity sirocco
  paghinga breathing breath respiration wind drawing air into the lungs
  pulupot kink coiling turn twine wind
  kurbada curvature winding curve wind
  pilipit kink turn twine warp wind wring

• VERB

  tapusin finish conclude terminate put an end complete put an end to
  magbalot wrap envelop pack muffle swathe drape
  tumapos consummate dispatch end carry through complete despatch
  yakapin embrace hug enfold espouse snuggle clasp
  yumakap embrace espouse hug snuggle enfold infold
  magtapos end graduate finish conclude close terminate
  wakasan terminate conclude finish close wind bring to an end
  pumulupot coil entwine writhe twine wind
  ikirin coil wind roll
  ilikaw coil roll wind
  ikidkid coil wind
  ikiran coil wind
  pilipitin wrench twist wrest contort wring twirl
  pumilipit distort wrest twist contort slue twine
  makalamang outweigh wind preponderate edge
  mabalot encase envelop incase enfold smother be able to wrap
  puluputan entwine twine wind
  madaig overcome outshine outstrip outclass overpower outdo
  dumaig outmatch overcome overmatch outrival predominate overtop
  mahapo pant exhaust wind fatigue tire
  susian wind up wind lock fasten
  magbilibid gaol jail roll wind
  maghabol ng hihinga gasp wind
  ibalot wrap use for wrapping lap roll wind gift-wrap
  paikut-ikutin wind whirl mill twirl whip round
  umamoy sniff smell smell out savor nose scent
  maamuyan smell nose wind scent
  lumamang outweigh have an advantage over preponderate wind
  maamoy perceive smell scent wind
  magpulon twist round wind reel
  mag-ikid reel roll spin twine wind
  maglikaw roll wind
  kidkirin roll spin wind
  amuyin smell sniff whiff savor test the odor scent
  kuwerdasan string wind
  magpahapo tire wind
  pilipitan twine wind
  pahingalin wind
  ibidbid wind use for tying
  magpahingal wind
  sundan ng pang-amoy wind

Defenition(s)

• the perceptible natural movement of the air, especially in the form of a current of air blowing from a particular direction.
• breath as needed in physical exertion or in speech.
• empty, pompous, or boastful talk; meaningless rhetoric.
• air or breath used for sounding an organ or a wind instrument.

Example(s)

the wind howled about the building