Marami (en. Many)

/maˈɾami/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

adjective

Means more than one or numerous in count of people, things, or concepts.

Many attended the wedding yesterday.

Marami ang dumalo sa kasal kahapon.

Expresses abundance or largeness.

There are many fruits in the market today.

Marami ang mga prutas sa palengke ngayon.

From the word 'dami' which means amount or quantity, and 'marami' as an adjective describing abundance or largeness.

thank you very much

Expression of gratitude that conveys more depth or abundance of thanks.

maraming salamat

many people

A phrase that refers to a large number of people.

maraming tao

distribution

A process of involving many people or things.

pamamahagi

translation

The act of converting or creating abundant knowledge from various sources.

salin

A lot of people

We have so many guests today, it feels like a festival!

Marami tayong bisita ngayon, parang piyesta!

So much (of something)

I have so much homework today, I don’t want to do it!

Marami akong homework ngayon, ayoko na!

As much as we can

We still have plenty of time to enjoy!

Marami pa tayong oras para mag-enjoy!

Crowded with people

Many people are taking selfies here!

Marami ang kumukuhkan ng selfie dito!