> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://www.aralinworld.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # What Is "Yarì" In English? - URL: https://www.aralinworld.com/what-is-yari-in-english/ - Published: 2021-09-15T03:49:04.000Z - Updated: 2025-01-04T02:26:08.000Z - Author: Albine Bodo - Tags: Tagalog Root Words Mabuhay! This article is first among the series of Tagalog Root Words. If your concern is to widen your vocabulary in Tagalog language, start off with root words. A huge percentage of the whole Tagalog vocabulary are words with root words embedded inside them. Collecting most of the root words is like collecting seeds that are about to be planted and to be cultivated in your fertile mind. The seed can grow naturally producing many branches and then fruits later on. Likewise, the root word can grow in numbers resulting to many derived words. ### Tagalog Word Yarì In this issue, it's about the root word *yarì.* Let's begin by taking into consideration the following two known definitions: 1. It refers to how the thing is made including the details in making it. 2. It pertains to place, materials, or tools in making the products. In Tagalog... 1. *Paraan o katangian ng paggawâ o pagtapos.* 2. *Pook, materyales, o kasangkapan sa pagkagawa ng isang produkto.* From: [Diksiyonaryo website](https://www.diksiyonaryo.ph/search/yari?ref=aralinworld.com) The following words are derived from the root word *yarì*: - *Pangyayari*: a noun which means event, occurrence, or incident; - *Mangyari*: an infinitive mood of verb which means "to happen"; the following are indicative moods completed, uncompleted and contemplative, respectively: *nangyari*, *nangyayari*, and *mangyayari*; - *Mayarì*: an infinitive mood of verb which means "to make things happen either intentionally or unintentionally"; its indicative moods completed, uncompleted and contemplative, respectively are: *nayarì*, *nayayarì*, and *mayayarì*; - *Makayarí*: an infinitive mood of verb which means "ability to finish or get things done"; its indicative moods completed, uncompleted and contemplative, respectively are: *nakayarì*, *nakayayarì*, and *makayayarì*; and - *Yariin*: an infinitive mood of verb which means "to finish something" with the indicative moods *niyarì* (completed), *niyayarì* (uncompleted) and *yayariin* (contemplative). Here are sample sentences where abovementioned words are used: 1. Ang tuláy na itó ay **yarì** sa bakal. Ang tuláy na iyán ay **yarí** sa kahoy. Nakakita ka na ba ng tuláy na **yarì** sa semento? 2. Hindî muna akó uuwî para **mayarì** na itóng report na sinusulat ko ngayón. 3. **Yariin** mo na ang pagkukumpuní ng tubo ng lababo natin. 4. Ikuwento mo sa akin kung anó ang **nangyari** sa laban ni Manny Paquiao. 5. Mag-ingat sa mga mandurukot. **Mangyari** po lamang na bantayán ang inyóng mga dala-dalahan. 6. Gustó kong subaybayán ang mga **pangyayari** sa Spratly Islands. Along with learning the root word, it's best to learn the prefixes, infixes, and suffixes that are mostly used in Tagalog word conjugations... As mentioned above, *yariin* is a verb. From the root word *yarì*, the suffix *in* is applied but to learn more about the *in*/*hin* conjugations, [see this video](https://youtu.be/JkfFcnVwYUw?ref=aralinworld.com)... ### Basic Tagalog If you're a beginner in Tagalog, include the following words in your vocabulary list: - Tuláy (noun): bridge - Bakal (noun): steel - Kahoy (noun): wood - Semento (noun): cement - Tubo (noun): tube - Lababo (noun): sink - Laban (noun): fight Here are a few phrases to remember if you wish to start speaking in Tagalog: - *Yarì sa bakal* (made of steel) - *Yarì sa kahoy* (made of wood) - *Yarì sa semento* (made of cement) - *Nakakita ka na ba ng* /noun/? (Have you seen /something/?) - *Hindî muna akó uuwì*. (I won't go home at the moment.) - *Ikuwento mo sa akin*. (Tell me what happened.) - *Gustó kong subaybayán ang* /noun/. (I'd like to follow the /something/.) ### A Test On The Root Word Yarì Fill in the blanks with best Tagalog word: 1. Ang sapatos ko ay \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ sa goma. A. Nayarì B. Mayarì C. Kunyarì D. Yarì 2. Ang bag ko ay yarì sa \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. A. Tubig B. Hangin C. Dahon D. Balát ng hayop 3. Walâng \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ trabaho ang katulong ko kasí palagi siyáng tumitingin sa social media. A. Nayarìng B. Makayarìng C. Yariing D. Yaring 4. Sinabi ng mananahì ko na \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ na ang pinapagawâ kong bestida. A. Yarî B. Yariin C. Nakakayarí D. Pangyayari 5. Ang pagtatapós sa kolehiyo ay isáng \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ ipinagmamalakí ko. A. Yaring B. Yariing C. Nakakayaríng D. Pangyayaring --- ### Conclusion This is a quick lesson in Tagalog language and therefore, this article has introduced you to the word *yarì*. I hope that you're now able to use the words *yarì, pangyayari, mangyari, mayarì, yariin* in a sentence but if not, just take it easy. My advise to anyone who's just starting is to learn a bunch of Tagalog nouns and adjectives, and then understand how to use the linkers *na*, *ng*, and *at*. 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