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Multo Definition

1) Multo (noun): A term in Filipino language meaning 'much' or 'a lot'. It is commonly used to emphasize the degree of something, usually in a negative context.


2) Multo (noun): In Latin, 'multo' is the ablative singular form of the word 'multus', which means 'many', 'much', or 'a lot'.


3) Multo (noun): A ghost or spirit in Filipino folklore, believed to be the manifestation of a deceased person who has unfinished business or unsettled debts in the living world.


Multo

Definition

Multo (noun): A term in Filipino language meaning 'much' or 'a lot'. It is commonly used to emphasize the degree of something, usually in a negative context.
Multo (noun): In Latin, 'multo' is the ablative singular form of the word 'multus', which means 'many', 'much', or 'a lot'.
Multo (noun): A ghost or spirit in Filipino folklore, believed to be the manifestation of a deceased person who has unfinished business or unsettled debts in the living world.

Examples

Multo Example in a sentence

1) Multo si Juan sa aking panaginip kagabi.

2) Natakot si Maria nang makita niya ang multo sa lumang bahay.

3) Ayaw pumasok sa kwarto si Miguel dahil may multo raw doon.

4) Sabi ng mga matanda, may multo raw sa puno ng mangga sa likod ng bahay.

5) Nagtanan ang mga bata nang marinig nila ang boses ng multo sa silong.

6) Nauuhaw ang katawan ko nang mabanggit mo ang salitang 'multo'.

7) Binigyan niya ako ng takot nang simulan niya akong kwentuhan tungkol sa mga multo.

8) Nakapanayam ko ang isa sa mga naniniwala sa multo sa aking pagbisita sa probinsya.

9) Nilinis niya ang banyo nang malaman niya na madalas daw may multo roon.

10) May mga kwento sa bayan namin tungkol sa mga multong nawawalam sa gabi.

Part of Speech

Multo (Noun)

Synonyms

Encyclopedia

Multo (noun): A term in Filipino language meaning 'much' or 'a lot'. It is commonly used to emphasize the degree of something, usually in a negative context.
Multo (noun): In Latin, 'multo' is the ablative singular form of the word 'multus', which means 'many', 'much', or 'a lot'.
Multo (noun): A ghost or spirit in Filipino folklore, believed to be the manifestation of a deceased person who has unfinished business or unsettled debts in the living world.