Tagalog Wordle (Tahanan)
Guess the day's five-letter Tagalog word in six tries, with hints that end in an English translation.
Every day: One five-letter Tagalog word per day, released at midnight, the same for every player; three optional hints for that word (word type, a definition, then the English meaning). New puzzle: Midnight.
Tagalog Wordle by Tahanan is a daily word game in Tagalog: one hidden five-letter word, six guesses and coloured tiles. If you are stuck you can unlock three hints in turn, the last being the English meaning, which makes it friendly to learners.
About Tagalog Wordle (Tahanan)
Tagalog Wordle is a straightforward Wordle in Tagalog, made by Tahanan. There is one word per day, it changes at midnight, and the game asks you to come back daily to build your vocabulary.
Each guess has to be a valid five-letter Tagalog word. Tiles turn green for a right letter in the right place, yellow for a letter that is in the word somewhere else, and grey for a letter that is not there.
What sets it apart is the hint row. Three hints sit above the keyboard and open one at a time: first the word type (noun, verb and so on), then a definition in Tagalog, and finally the English translation. You can solve without them for the full challenge, or lean on them to learn new words.
It suits Filipino speakers who want a quick daily word game, heritage speakers keeping up their Tagalog, and learners who want a puzzle that teaches as it goes.
How to play Tagalog Wordle (Tahanan)
- Type a five-letter Tagalog word on the on-screen keyboard.
- Press Enter to check it.
- Read the colours: green is placed right, yellow is in the word elsewhere, grey is not in the word.
- Open a hint if you need one: type, then definition, then English meaning.
- Solve within six tries, then come back after midnight for the next word.
Tips
- Try your first guesses without hints, then open the word type if you have no greens.
- Tagalog words often end in vowels or NG, so test endings early.
- Save the English hint for last; it nearly gives the answer away.
Questions
When does the word change?
A new Tagalog word is released every day at midnight.
Is it free?
Yes, it is free in the browser with no account.
Do I need to speak Tagalog?
It helps, but the three hints (including the English meaning) make it playable for learners.
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