What is dill in tagalog?

The most common Tagalog word for dill is "dill". It's often used directly in Tagalog, even though it's an English word.

However, you can also use "anise" or "anis" as a close substitute, especially if you're talking about the seeds. This is because dill and anise share a similar flavor profile, with dill being more delicate and anise having a stronger, more licorice-like taste.

Here are some examples:

* Maglalagay ba kayo ng dill sa salad? (Will you add dill to the salad?)

* Ang anis ay ginagamit sa pagluluto ng mga karne. (Anise is used in cooking meat.)

Ultimately, the best word to use depends on the context and what you are trying to communicate.