Suyo (en. His/hers/theirs)

/ˈsu jo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog
adjective
Indicates ownership or possession.
That is my book and this one is yours.
Iyan ang aking libro at ito naman ay suyo.
Used to refer to something owned by someone else.
That bag is yours, not mine.
Ang bag na iyon ay suyo, hindi akin.

Etymology

Originated from the Spanish word 'suyo', meaning 'his', 'hers', or 'theirs'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

this is yours
this belongs to you
ito ay iyo
don't touch that, it's yours
don't interfere with someone else's property
huwag mo nang galawin, iyo yan

Related Words

mine
Indicates ownership by the speaker.
akin
theirs
Indicates ownership by another person or group.
kanila

Slang Meanings

to flirt or make someone giddy
I hope he sweet-talks me so we can be together.
Sana mag-suyo siya sa akin para maging kami.
to be affectionate or cuddly
Jake is so sweet, he always has a surprise to snuggle with me.
Ang sweet ni Jake, lagi siyang may susuwing surprise sa akin.
courtship or wooing
He has a certain charm in his movements, so cute!
May pagsuyo siya sa mga galaw niya, ke cute lang!
to keep coming back with sweet gestures
Never mind if I scream, as long as sweet things keep coming.
Bahala na kung sumisigaw ako, basta laging may pagsuyo na darating.