General Cunning:
* Matatalino (ma-ta-li-no): This literally means "intelligent" but can be used to describe someone who is clever and uses their intelligence in a strategic way.
* Matulain (ma-tu-lain): This means "sly" or "crafty" and implies a more mischievous or manipulative use of cunning.
* Madiskarte (ma-dis-kar-te): This means "resourceful" and suggests someone who can think on their feet and find solutions creatively, often using their cunning.
More Specific Cunning:
* Mapanlinlang (ma-pan-lin-lang): This means "deceitful" and emphasizes the manipulative aspect of cunning.
* Mapandaya (ma-pan-da-ya): This means "trickster" and implies someone who uses cunning for personal gain.
* Mapaglaro (ma-pag-la-ro): This means "playful" but can be used in a negative way to describe someone who uses cunning for amusement.
The best translation will depend on the specific context and the intended meaning of "cunning."