2. that seems old: mukhang matanda na, mukhang may edad na
3. much worn by age, worn: luma
4. of age, in age (Use noun): gulang, edad, sa gulang
5. having much experience: sanay, bihasa, bihasa
6. former: dati, datihan
7. not new, not recent: luma, matagal na
8. out-of-date: lipas na, makaluma
n.
the time of long ago, the past: unang panahon, nakaraang panahon, lumipas na panahon
elder
adj.
older: matanda, nakatatanda, nakagugulang
older
n.
1. more advanced in age: mas (lalong, higit na) matanda
2. older in wear: mas (lalong) luma
mature
adj.
1. ripe: hinog
2. full grown: magulang na, matanda na, husto na sa gulang (edad)
3. fully developed: ganap na, tapos na, yari na, husto na
v.
1. to ripen, to mature: mahinog, gumulang
2. to fall due: matapos, dumating sa takdang panahon
grow
v.
1. to become bigger, to increase: lumaki, lumago
2. to prosper, to improve: umunlad, sumulong
3. to thrive, to live: tumubo, sumibol, mabuhay
4. to cause to grow, to raise, to plant: magtanim, itanim, maghalaman grown-up
n.
adult: matanda, nasa edad
tungkod
n.
cane, a walking stick, a staff magtungkod, itungkod (mag-:i-)
v.
to walk with a cane. Nagtungkod ang matanda. The old man walked with a cane.
o
conj.
alternate marker, or. Matanda ba siya o bata? Is he old or young? part. used either as a sentence opener or closer which means "now, see, please, ok"
tirik
v.
tumirik (-um-) to look straight upward, as in a state of delirium. Tumirik ang mata ng naghihingalong matanda. The delirious old man's eyes rolled back in his head. magtirik, itirik (mag-:i-)
v.
to set upright (as of candles). Nagtitirik kami ng kandila sa nitso tuwing Todos Los Santos. We set up candles on the tomb every All Saints Day.
buntal
v.
mambuntal, buntalin (mang-:-in) to give a blow, to knock with fists. Binuntal ng butangero ang matanda. The gangster gave the old man a blow.
laon
adj.
old, as grains and cereals [syn. matanda', antigo] laon
