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Decoding 'gigil': One of the new words added to Oxford Dictionary
The Times of India 28 Mar 2025
... harsh, or demanding.119630928Why is the OED including non-English words?This is the first time the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) has officially added new words from languages around the world.
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Non-English Words? Oxford English Dictionary's latest additions are from THESE languages
The Times of India 28 Mar 2025
As per psychologists, gigil, taken from the Philippines' Tagalog language, precisely describes ‘cute aggression’— a feeling so intense that it gives us the irresistible urge to tightly clench our ...
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Gigil: word for ‘cute aggression’ among new Oxford English Dictionary entries
The Observer 27 Mar 2025
Gigil, extracted from the Philippines’ Tagalog language, refers to what psychologists describe as cute aggression ... People who speak English alongside other languages fill lexical gaps by “borrowing the untranslatable word from another language”.
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Oxford Dictionary Adds New Words, Including ‘Gigil’ for Extreme Cuteness
New York Times 27 Mar 2025
The Oxford English Dictionary added 42 new words borrowed from other languages, including gigil, a Tagalog expression for witnessing something adorable ... .
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Gigil, alamak among new words added to Oxford Dictionary
Urdu Point 27 Mar 2025
<p>LONDON, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 27th Mar, 2025) Gigil, a Philippine word has been added to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED), describing the intense feeling that comes over ...
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What does ‘gigil’ mean? One of the new words added to Oxford Dictionary
Hindustan Times 27 Mar 2025
Originating from Tagalog, the language of the Philippines, gigil describes what psychologists call cute aggression—an overwhelming urge to clench hands, grit teeth, or squeeze something irresistibly adorable.
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From 'alamak' to 'gigil' - the new 'untranslatable' words added to the Oxford Dictionary, but ...
The Daily Mail 27 Mar 2025
New words from around the world have been added to the Oxford Dictionary as they have become so commonplace in the English language (file photo) ... It comes from the Philippines' Tagalog language and is used to describe a very specific feeling.
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Overcome when struck by cuteness? There's a word for that feeling
NBC Bay Area 27 Mar 2025
Borrowed from Tagalog, one of the primary languages of the Philippines, gigil is among 42 words that are untranslatable or have no direct English equivalents that have been added to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) in March.
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Women and language
The Manila Times 22 Mar 2025
Although one interesting example of gender distinction and language change is the Tagalog "ginoo," which early in the language's history was a respect marker but, in contemporary times, has been the exclusive title for male.
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Brown Filipino Alliance pushes for new Tagalog language program
The Brown Daily Herald 20 Mar 2025
Now the alliance has its sights set on founding a Tagalog language program ... Tagalog is “a unifying language even among our very, very diverse Filipino culture,” Liwanag said ... Yale will offer Tagalog ...
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ICC looking for Filipino transcribers
The Manila Times 19 Mar 2025
Language Proficiency. Must be proficient in, understand and write Filipino, Tagalog, and/or Cebuano ... Preferably holds a qualification in the field of languages or linguistics; and Experience.
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Wanted: Transcribers proficient in Filipino, Cebuano to do remote work for ICC
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