asin
Filipino / Tagalog language translation for the meaning of the word asin in the Tagalog Dictionary.Definition for the Tagalog word asin:
asín 
[noun] salt
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Root: asin
Usage Notes:"Lagyán mo ng asín ang sopas kasí matabáng" = Put salt in the soup because it's bland.
Verb forms:
Asinán = to put/add salt (infinitive/imperative; object-focused) - inasinán, ináasinán, áasinán
"Tamà ba ang lasa ng sopas sa'yó? Kung matabáng, asinán mo na lang (or "lagyán mo na lang ng asín") = Is the soup's taste just right for you? If it's bland, just add salt to it.
Asnán = to put/rub salt on meat before cooking or for curing or preserving purposes (infinitive/imperative; object-focused) - inásnán (also naásnán), ináasnán, áasnán
"Bago mo ilagáy/itágo/itabí ang isdâ sa freezer, asnán mo muna" = Before you put/keep the fish in the freezer, rub salt onto it first. ("Itago" normally means "to hide something" and "itabí" means "to put aside/to the side", however, they're also at times the terms used when putting ("hiding") things inside a refrigerator or cabinets or other similar containers).
"Inásnán/Naásnán mo na ba itóng manók na ilúlutò ko?" = Have you salted this chicken that I am going to cook?
There's also a Filipino folk rock group called "Asin" and they're known for songs about social consciousness.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAj8onSquvc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBgtx4HOuj4
Verb forms:
Asinán = to put/add salt (infinitive/imperative; object-focused) - inasinán, ináasinán, áasinán
"Tamà ba ang lasa ng sopas sa'yó? Kung matabáng, asinán mo na lang (or "lagyán mo na lang ng asín") = Is the soup's taste just right for you? If it's bland, just add salt to it.
Asnán = to put/rub salt on meat before cooking or for curing or preserving purposes (infinitive/imperative; object-focused) - inásnán (also naásnán), ináasnán, áasnán
"Bago mo ilagáy/itágo/itabí ang isdâ sa freezer, asnán mo muna" = Before you put/keep the fish in the freezer, rub salt onto it first. ("Itago" normally means "to hide something" and "itabí" means "to put aside/to the side", however, they're also at times the terms used when putting ("hiding") things inside a refrigerator or cabinets or other similar containers).
"Inásnán/Naásnán mo na ba itóng manók na ilúlutò ko?" = Have you salted this chicken that I am going to cook?
There's also a Filipino folk rock group called "Asin" and they're known for songs about social consciousness.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAj8onSquvc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBgtx4HOuj4
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How to pronounce asin:
ASIN AUDIO CLIP:
Markup Code:
[rec:2168]
Markup Code:
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Related Filipino Words:
asinánmaasínasínbatóRelated English Words:
salt Grammatical Ligature:
This word plus a grammatical ligature would be:asing
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