Pamumungot (en. Sulkiness)

/pa-mu-mun-got/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

noun

A state of having resentment or anger that is seen in the form of pouting or sulking.

His sulkiness caused misunderstandings in their group.

Ang kanyang pamumungot ay nagdulot ng hindi pagkakaintindihan sa kanilang grupo.

A person's behavior that does not act normally due to disappointment or annoyance.

He seems to be in a sulk after the bad news.

Mukhang naroon siya sa pamumungot matapos ang hindi magandang balita.

An occasional reaction of a person to situations where they are not pleased.

The child's sulk seems to be a reaction to his parents not buying his desired toy.

Ang pamumungot ng bata ay tila pag-awat sa kanyang mga magulang na hindi bumibili ng kanyang gustong laruan.

This originates from the root word 'mungot,' which means to sulk or to pout.

don't sulk

A reminder to stop pouting or being resentful.

huwag kang pamumungot

a child's sulking

Usually requires attention or care from parents.

pamumungot ng isang bata

mungot

This word is the root of pamumungot, meaning to be angry or to sulk.

mungot

Having ill feelings or concern for someone.

Why does your face seem sour? Do you have any ill feelings towards me?

Bakit parang nangangasim ang mukha mo? May pamumungot ka ba sa akin?

Being sad or unhappy.

That kid always has a sad look on his face whenever he's ignored.

Laging may pamumungot ang batang iyon tuwing hindi siya pinapansin.

A need for understanding or care.

Do you need someone to listen to your feelings?

Kailangan mo ba ng makikinig sa iyong pamumungot?