What is the Tagalog translations of cooking utensils?
Here are some common Tagalog translations of cooking utensils:
Basic Utensils:
* Kutsara (Spoon): This is the most common word for a spoon, but "kutsarita" is used for a teaspoon.
* Tinidor (Fork):
* Kutsilyo (Knife):
* Sandok (Ladle):
* Pala (Spatula):
* Paminggan (Dish): This can refer to a plate or bowl.
* Takure (Kettle):
* Kaldero (Pot):
* Kawali (Frying Pan):
* Kaldero (Pot):
* Palayok (Earthenware pot):
Specific Utensils:
* Panghalo (Whisk):
* Pambato (Mortar and pestle):
* Salaan (Strainer):
* Panggigiling (Grinder):
* Taga-tsapa (Sieve):
* Pandurog (Masher):
* Panghilamos (Colander):
* Pang-ihaw (Grill):
* Pang-luto (Cooking Stove):
* Pang-init (Hotplate):
Other:
* Tupperware (Tupperware): This is a loan word, but widely used.
* Baking Tray (Baking Tray): Another loan word.
* Pang-bake (Baking Pan):
Notes:
* Some terms might have variations depending on region or dialect.
* Many Tagalog cooking terms are descriptive, using words like "pang-" (for) or "taga-" (used for) to specify their function.
* Some cooking utensils have specific names, but a more general term like "kasangkapan" (tool) or "gamit" (utensil) could be used for a broader category.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions. 😊
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