What is the Tagalog term of drill?

The Tagalog term for "drill" can depend on the context. Here are a few options:

For drilling holes:

* Baril (pronounced "bah-reel") - This is the most common word for a drill as a tool.

* Pambutas (pronounced "pam-boo-tas") - This term specifically refers to a hand-held drill.

* Pagbubutas (pronounced "pag-boo-boo-tas") - This is the act of drilling, literally "the act of making holes."

For military drills:

* Pagsasanay (pronounced "pag-sa-sa-nay") - This word means "training" or "practice" and is used for military drills.

* Pagsasanay sa armas (pronounced "pag-sa-sa-nay sa ar-mas") - This means "weapons training" and is used for military drills involving firearms.

For drilling into something:

* Mag-butas (pronounced "mag-boo-tas") - This means "to drill" or "to make a hole".

The best Tagalog term to use depends on the specific situation.