General "enough"
* Sapat na (sa-pat na) - This is the most common and general way to say "enough."
* Tama na (ta-ma na) - This is similar to "enough" but can also mean "that's enough."
"Enough" to stop something
* Tigil na (ti-gil na) - This means "stop it," implying that something has gone on long enough.
* Huwag na (hu-wag na) - This means "don't anymore," implying that it's enough and you don't want it to continue.
"Enough" to describe a quantity
* Katamtaman (ka-ta-tam-tan) - This means "moderate" or "just right" in terms of quantity.
* Tama lang (ta-ma lang) - This means "just right" and can be used to describe a quantity.
The best way to say "enough" in Tagalog will depend on the specific context of your sentence.