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Bato
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Stone, rock (Tagalog); also an ancient Illyrian masculine personal name |
Tagalog |
Boy |
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Bong
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Korean: meaning varies by hanja - commonly 'phoenix' (鳳) or 'to serve/offer' (奉). Filipino: a diminutive/nickname (no inherent lexical meaning), often from names like Bonifacio or Roberto. |
Korean, Tagalog |
Boy |
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Galang
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Respect, honor (also 'to mobilize/support' in Indonesian usage) |
Filipino, Malay, Tagalog |
Boy |
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Lakan
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Paramount chieftain; noble leader |
Tagalog |
Boy |
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Makisig
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handsome; dashing; gallant |
Tagalog |
Boy |
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Pasko
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Often a diminutive of Pavel/Paul or derived from Latin Paschalis meaning 'relating to Easter' ('born at Easter'); in Tagalog 'Pasko' means 'Christmas'. |
Bulgarian, Latin, Tagalog, Ukrainian |
Boy |
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Pito
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Often a nickname meaning 'whistle' or 'little whistle' in Spanish; in Tagalog it is the word for 'seven'; also used as a pet form of Pietro/Peter. |
Italian, Spanish, Tagalog |
Boy |
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Totong
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Affectionate nickname meaning 'little boy' or 'son' - an informal pet name for a boy. |
Filipino, Tagalog |
Boy |
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Totoy
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affectionate term meaning 'little boy' or 'young boy' |
Filipino, Tagalog |
Boy |
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