Panahon
Meaning: Time Gender: Neutral Pronunciation: Pa-Na-Hon Language origin of Panahon: Austronesian Regional origin of Panahon: Southeast Asia Languages Panahon is most common: Tagalog Religions Panahon is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Pa Last letter and sound: N, hon Alternative Spelling: Panahen, Panahun
Pagsamo
Meaning: Pleading Gender: Neutral Pronunciation: Pag-Sa-Mo Language origin of Pagsamo: Austronesian Regional origin of Pagsamo: Southeast Asia Languages Pagsamo is most common: Tagalog Religions Pagsamo is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Pag Last letter and sound: O, mo Alternative Spelling: Pagsame, Pagsamu
Panagimpan
Meaning: Dream Gender: Neutral Pronunciation: Pa-Na-Gim-Pan Language origin of Panagimpan: Austronesian Regional origin of Panagimpan: Southeast Asia Languages Panagimpan is most common: Tagalog Religions Panagimpan is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Pa Last letter and sound: N, pan Alternative Spelling: Panagimpen, Panagimpun
Paghanga
Meaning: Admiration Gender: Neutral Pronunciation: Pag-Han-Ga Language origin of Paghanga: Austronesian Regional origin of Paghanga: Southeast Asia Languages Paghanga is most common: Tagalog Religions Paghanga is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Pag Last letter and sound: A, ga Alternative Spelling: Paghange, Paghango
Paglaya
Meaning: Freedom Gender: Neutral Pronunciation: Pag-La-Ya Language origin of Paglaya: Austronesian Regional origin of Paglaya: Southeast Asia Languages Paglaya is most common: Tagalog Religions Paglaya is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Pag Last letter and sound: A, ya Alternative Spelling: Paglaye, Paglayo
Hinihipan
Meaning: Blown Gender: Neutral Pronunciation: Hi-Ni-Hi-Pan Language origin of Hinihipan: Austronesian Regional origin of Hinihipan: Southeast Asia Languages Hinihipan is most common: Tagalog Religions Hinihipan is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hi Last letter and sound: N, pan Alternative Spelling: Hinihipen, Hinihipun
Pagyapos
Meaning: Embrace Gender: Neutral Pronunciation: Pag-Ya-Pos Language origin of Pagyapos: Austronesian Regional origin of Pagyapos: Southeast Asia Languages Pagyapos is most common: Tagalog Religions Pagyapos is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Pag Last letter and sound: S, pos Alternative Spelling: Pagyapoz, Pagyapox
Giliwlingap
Meaning: Beloved care Gender: Neutral Pronunciation: Gi-Liw-Lin-Gap Language origin of Giliwlingap: Austronesian Regional origin of Giliwlingap: Southeast Asia Languages Giliwlingap is most common: Tagalog Religions Giliwlingap is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gi Last letter and sound: P, gap Alternative Spelling: Giliwlingep, Giliwlingup
Pagsabog
Meaning: Explosion Gender: Neutral Pronunciation: Pag-Sa-Bog Language origin of Pagsabog: Austronesian Regional origin of Pagsabog: Southeast Asia Languages Pagsabog is most common: Tagalog Religions Pagsabog is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Pag Last letter and sound: G, bog Alternative Spelling: Pagsabag, Pagsabeg
Harayangbituin
Meaning: Star dream Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ha-Ra-Yang-Bi-Tu-In Language origin of Harayangbituin: Austronesian Regional origin of Harayangbituin: Southeast Asia Languages Harayangbituin is most common: Tagalog Religions Harayangbituin is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Ha Last letter and sound: N, win Alternative Spelling: Harayangbituen, Harayangbituin