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What is stare in tagalog?

The Tagalog word for "stare" can vary depending on the context and nuance. Here are some options:

General staring:

* Titig - This is the most common and direct translation of "stare." It implies a prolonged and fixed gaze.

* Masdan - This means "to look at" but can also be used to express staring, especially when it's done with admiration or curiosity.

Staring with a specific intention:

* Titigan - This implies a more intense and focused stare, often with the intention of intimidating or challenging someone.

* Sukatin - This literally means "to measure" but can be used to express staring someone down, assessing their reaction or intentions.

Staring in a negative way:

* Masamang tingin - This literally means "bad look" and implies a hostile or disapproving stare.

* Titig na nakakapangilabot - This means "chilling stare" and implies a fearsome or unsettling gaze.

The specific word you choose will depend on the context and the intention behind the stare.

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