Hagunoy (en. Typhoon)

/haɡuˈnɔɪ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog
noun
A strong storm with high winds and heavy rain.
The typhoon caused significant damage to the houses.
Ang hagunoy ay nagdulot ng malaking pinsala sa mga bahay.
Weather condition that poses serious risks to people and property.
Do not go out during the typhoon to stay safe.
Huwag munang lumabas sa panahon ng hagunoy upang maging ligtas.
Commonly used in selected regions in the Philippines accompanying storms.
The typhoon is usually experienced in the month of September.
Ang hagunoy ay karaniwang nararanasan sa buwan ng Setyembre.

Etymology

Derived from the root 'hag', meaning 'fierce' or 'strong'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

Prepare for the typhoon
Be resilient and get ready for the effects of the storm.
Maghanda sa hagunoy
The typhoon passed
A strong storm has subsided in an area.
Dumaan ang hagunoy

Related Words

eruption
The sudden release of energy from a volcano or storm formation.
pagsabog
flood
An adjective describing the excessive rise of water, often caused by a typhoon.
baha

Slang Meanings

nonsense
What you did at the party was like nonsense, everyone laughed.
Parang hagunoy ang ginawa mo sa party, lahat ng tao tumawa.
foolishness
What you're saying is just foolishness, it's not true.
Hagunoy lang talaga ang pinagsasabi mo, di naman totoo.
lazy performance
What you did on the project is just a lazy performance, put in a little effort!
Hagunoy na lang ang ginawa mo sa project, konting effort naman!
excuses
I don't know what your nonsense is anymore, it's all just excuses.
Hindi ko na alam kung ano ang hagunoy mo, puro palusot na lang.