General snipping:
* Paggupit - This is the most general term and can refer to cutting with scissors, shears, or any other tool that makes a quick, clean cut.
* Pagputol - This is another general term that can be used for snipping, but it can also mean "cutting" in a broader sense.
Specific types of snipping:
* Paggupit ng kuko - This means "cutting fingernails" or "clipping nails."
* Paggupit ng buhok - This means "cutting hair."
* Paggupit ng tela - This means "cutting fabric."
You can also use the Tagalog verb "gupitin" which literally means "to cut" or "to snip". This verb can be used in various ways depending on the context.
Examples:
* Gupitin mo ang papel. (Snip the paper.)
* Gupitin mo ang kuko mo. (Cut your nails.)
* Gupitin mo ang buhok mo. (Cut your hair.)
Ultimately, the best way to translate "snipping" into Tagalog is to consider the specific context and choose the word or phrase that best fits the meaning.