Common Filipino pangngalan (nouns)

common Filipino pangngalan (nouns) representing various categories:

1. **People (Mga Tao):**

   - Tao (person)

   - Babae (woman)

   - Lalaki (man)

   - Bata (child)

   - Magulang (parent)

   - Kaibigan (friend)

   - Guro (teacher)

   - Doktor (doctor)

   - Manggagawa (worker)

   - Sundalo (soldier)

2. **Animals (Mga Hayop):**

   - Aso (dog)

   - Pusa (cat)

   - Kalabaw (carabao)

   - Matsing (monkey)

   - Maya (sparrow)

   - Isda (fish)

   - Elepante (elephant)

   - Leon (lion)

   - Tigre (tiger)

   - Baka (cow)

3. **Objects (Mga Bagay):**

   - Bahay (house)

   - Kotse (car)

   - Lapis (pencil)

   - Bola (ball)

   - Telepono (telephone)

   - Sapatos (shoes)

   - Aklat (book)

   - Kompyuter (computer)

   - Kamera (camera)

   - Payong (umbrella)

4. **Foods (Mga Pagkain):**

   - Kanin (rice)

   - Adobo (a Filipino dish)

   - Pancit (noodles)

   - Prutas (fruit)

   - Karne (meat)

   - Tinapay (bread)

   - Saging (banana)

   - Gulay (vegetable)

   - Itlog (egg)

   - Kape (coffee)

5. **Places (Mga Lugar):**

   - Pilipinas (Philippines)

   - Simbahan (church)

   - Paaralan (school)

   - Lungsod (city)

   - Bundok (mountain)

   - Karagatan (ocean)

   - Kalsada (road)

   - Talampas (hill)

   - Bakuran (backyard)

   - Palengke (market)

6. **Time and Calendar (Oras at Kalendaryo):**

   - Araw (day)

   - Buwan (month)

   - Taon (year)

   - Oras (hour)

   - Minuto (minute)

   - Segundo (second)

   - Linggo (week)

   - Kalendar (calendar)

   - Kapanahunan (season)

   - Hulyo (July)

7. **Nature (Kalikasan):**

   - Halaman (plant)

   - Puno (tree)

   - Bulaklak (flower)

   - Bituin (star)

   - Araw (sun)

   - Buwan (moon)

   - Ulan (rain)

   - Hangin (wind)

   - Bundok (mountain)

   - Karagatan (ocean)

8. **Emotions and Feelings (Damdamin):**

   - Ligaya (happiness)

   - Galit (anger)

   - Takot (fear)

   - Pag-ibig (love)

   - Kalungkutan (sadness)

   - Gulat (surprise)

   - Pag-aalala (worry)

   - Pagtitiwala (trust)

   - Pag-aasam (hope)

   - Sakit (pain)

These are just a few examples of Filipino pangngalan. Filipino nouns can be grouped into many different categories, and the language has a rich vocabulary to describe a wide range of concepts and objects.