Hanapin
Wave
01
alon
a raised body of water that moves along the surface of a sea, river, lake, etc.
Example
A gentle breeze caused ripples on the surface of the lake, creating small waves.
Sitting by the riverbank, they enjoyed the peaceful sound of the waves lapping against the shore.
The children ran towards the shoreline, excited to play in the waves crashing on the beach.
02
alon, buwis
a gesture or signal made with the hand or arm, often as a form of greeting or farewell
Example
At the end of the concert, the singer gave the audience a wave before exiting the stage.
The coach gave a friendly wave to the players as they left the field after the match.
She gave a cheerful wave to her friends as they drove past on the street.
03
alon, paggalaw
a sudden and often temporary increase or occurrence of something, often characterized by a distinctive movement or pattern
Example
The restaurant saw a wave of new customers after the positive review.
The company experienced a wave of applications for the new job openings.
The city experienced a wave of tourists during the summer festival.
04
kulot, alon
a loose curl or ringlet in hair
Example
The hairstylist added waves to her straight hair for a more voluminous look.
His hair naturally forms gentle waves after washing.
She styled her hair into soft waves for the wedding.
05
alon ng init
a prolonged and widespread period of unusual weather, often characterized by extreme temperatures
Example
The weather forecast warned of an incoming storm wave.
The farmers were worried about the effects of the drought wave on their crops.
06
alon
a smooth, wavy line or curve
Example
The artist drew a continuous wave across the canvas.
The wave pattern in the fabric added a touch of elegance.
We admired the gentle wave of hills in the distance.
6.1
alon
(physics) an oscillating movement by which energy is transferred without the transport of matter, such as light and sound
Example
The wave properties of sound determine its pitch and volume.
The amplitude of a wave affects its energy.
Light travels through space in the form of a wave.
07
alon, daluyong
something that rises rapidly
to wave
01
b saludo, gumalaw
to raise one's hand and move it from side to side to greet someone or attract their attention
Intransitive: to wave | to wave to sb
Example
From the ship, the sailors waved to the people on the shore.
The teacher waved to the students as they entered the classroom.
In the crowded airport, he waved to catch the attention of his travel companion.
02
alunatin, kulutin
to make someone's hair look loosely curled
Transitive: to wave hair
Example
The stylist waved her client ’s hair for extra volume and texture.
He waved his bangs slightly to add a bit of style.
She used a curling iron to wave her hair before the event.
03
umalog, wag
to move back and forth in a swaying motion
Intransitive
Example
The flag waved in the breeze.
The grass waved as a gust of wind swept over the field.
The ribbon waved at the end of the stick as she danced.
04
bumabati, pag-alon
to move a hand, arm, or an object held in the hand back and forth, often as a gesture or signal
Transitive: to wave one's hand or an object in hand
Example
The teacher waved the flag to start the race.
The performer waved the baton to lead the orchestra.
He waved his hat to cheer for his team.
Halimbawa
A gentle breeze caused ripples on the surface of the lake, creating small waves.
Sitting by the riverbank, they enjoyed the peaceful sound of the waves lapping against the shore.
The children ran towards the shoreline, excited to play in the waves crashing on the beach.
The ocean was calm today, with only gentle waves rolling towards the sandy beach.
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