८. ・ ͙.s͟e͟u͟l͟g͟i͟ u͟s͟e͟r͟n͟a͟m͟e͟s͟ ᰍ 。 ͘ ᳞ ✽
flseur -> from french "fleur" (flower)
sseulv -> from "(red) velvet"
seoulg-i -> from "seoul"
seungkeu -> from korean '핑크/pingkeu" (pink)
miaaulgi -> from "miau" (meow)
i-l0veul -> "i love seulgi"
seuyugi -> from korean "우유/uyu" (milk)
s-eulagi -> from korean "아기/agi" (baby)
seulgelical -> from "angelical"
velvtgi -> from "(red) velvet"
vieseul -> from french "vie" (life)
viee-lvt -> from french "vie" (life) and "(red) velvet"
seusahn -> from "usahana" [sanrio character]
seulpiral -> from "spiral"
rocieulgi -> from spanish "rocío" (dew)
seulgae-w -> from korean "개/gae" (dog)
hrt2seul -> "heart(s) to seulgi"
byeolgii -> from korean "별/byeol" (star)
seulberries -> from "strawberries"
laceulgi -> from "lace"
seulgitery -> from "cemetery"
paseulgitoss -> from spanish "pastelitos" (little cakes)
angiseul -> from "angel"
luneul -> from french "lune" (moon)
blosseul -> from "blossom"
beulquet -> from "bouquet"
cremeuls -> from "creme"
seulwirly -> from "swirly"
seupaalg -> from spanish "upa" (childish way of asking to be carried)
j-ireulgi -> from korean "제 이름은 슬기입니다/je ireumeun seulgi-imnida" (my name is seulgi)
cocoreul -> from spanish "coco" (coconut) and "corazón" (heart)
seulokki -> from korean "토끼/tokki" (rabbit/bunny)
seulginlv -> "seulgi in love"
waaseul -> from expression "waah" [crying?]
pawseul -> from "paws"
fruuseul -> from "fruit"
nubeseuli -> from spanish "nube" (cloud)
chocoseul -> from "chocolate"
messeulq -> from "mess(y)"
murseulago -> from spanish "murciélago" (bat [animal])
mar-iseul -> from spanish "mar" (sea)
tseulip -> from "tulip"
roseulqrtz -> from "rose quartz"
seulnnamon -> from "cinnamon"
drmyulgi -> from "dreamy"
seuthereal -> from "ethereal"
pureseulgi -> from "pure(st)"
kamasl-gi -> from korean "까마귀/kkamagwi" (crow)
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ET 10 Filipino Words
Dupil (Anting-anting)
Definition: It is an amulet, or anything that is believed to have the power to save the person who owns it from any harm. The more popular Tagalog words currently being used are anting-anting and agimat.
Sentence Example: Ginamit ni Seulgi ang dupil upang maligtas ang kaniyang kapatid sa kapahamakan.
Isalat
Definition: It is an action word that refers to the use or infliction of witchcraft, or a secret power to inflict pain and suffering to other people.
Sentence Example: Lumapit si Mina sa Isalat upang ipakulam sila Sana at Patrick.
Sulatroniko (Email)
Definition: It is a message distributed by electronic means from one computer user to one or more recipients via a network.
Sentence Example: Ipinadala ko na ang sulatroniko ko kay Minji.
Kansunsilyo (Boxer)
Definition: Boxer shorts are a type of undergarment typically worn by men.
Sentence Example: Ginamit na ni Pedro ang bagong biniling kansunsilyo sakanya ng kanyang tiya.
Anluwage (Carpenter)
Definition: It is a person who makes and repairs wooden objects and structures.
Sentence Example: Ihanap moko ng anluwageng kayang gumawa ng upuan para sa sala.
Asoge/ Mercury
Definition: It consists of a bulb containing mercury attached to a glass tube of narrow diameter; the volume of mercury in the tube is much less than the volume of the bulb.
Sentence Example: Ingatan mong wag mabasag ang thermometer dahil nakakamatay ang kaniyang asoge.
Sambat (Tinidor)
Definition: a fork is a tool consisting of a handle with several narrow tines on one end.
Sentence Example: Paki-abot nung sambat dyan sa kusina.
Labaha (Shave)
Definition: It is an instrument with a sharp blade or combination of blades, used to remove unwanted hair from the face or body.
Sentence Example: Ginamit nya ang labaha sa cr upang kanyang ipang-ahit sa kanyang balbas.
Sipnayan (Math, Mathematics)
Definition: it is the abstract science of number, quantity, and space.
Sentence Example: Hindi mahirap aralin ang Sipnayan kapag nakikinig ka kay Ma’am Alphine.
Pulot-gata
Definition: It is the traditional holiday taken by newlyweds to celebrate their marriage in intimacy and seclusion.
Sentence Example: Pagtapos nilang ikasal ay lumipad sila papuntang France para sa kanilang pulot-gata.
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