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    Malibog (en. Lecherous)

    /maliˈboɡ/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishTagalog
    adjective
    Having a tendency or inclination toward lewd desires or harassment.
    His words were filled with a lecherous tone that sparked misunderstandings.
    Ang kanyang mga salita ay puno ng malibog na tono na nagpasimuno ng hindi pagkakaunawaan.
    A person who is fond of sex or lascivious behavior.
    As a lascivious person, he does not feel ashamed of his opinions.
    Bilang isang malibog na tao, hindi siya nakakaramdam ng pagkapahiya sa kanyang mga opinyon.
    Described as having a sinfulness of desire that is often uncontrollable.
    Lustfulness often leads to undesirable situations.
    Ang pagka-malibog ay minsang nagdudulot ng hindi magagandang sitwasyon.

    Etymology

    The word 'malibog' originates from the root word 'libog', which means desire or lust.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    lecherous mind
    A mind filled with lewd desires.
    malibog na isip
    lascivious person
    A person fond of lascivious activities.
    malibog na tao

    Related Words

    desire
    Forms the root understanding of desire.
    libog
    lewd
    A term with a similar meaning close to 'malibog'.
    malayas

    Slang Meanings

    looks horny
    Her body is so beautiful, she really looks horny.
    Ang ganda ng katawan niya, parang malibog talaga.
    flirty friend
    She's a bit malibog, always flirting.
    Medyo malibog siya, palaging nagapag-flirt.
    wild in bed
    She's the type of person who's malibog in bed.
    Siya ang tipo ng tao na malibog sa kama.