numerolohiya
numerolohíya with stress marks
numerology
Usage Note
Numerolohiya is the Filipino adaptation of 'numerology', the study of the supposed mystical significance of numbers in relation to human life. It is found in informal media, fortune-telling contexts, and online discussions. Filipino culture has a strong tradition of interest in luck and auspicious signs, so numerolohiya intersects with folk beliefs even if not part of mainstream religion.
Examples
" Interesado siya sa numerolohiya. "
Natural Translation
He/she is interested in numerology.
Literal Translation
Interested he/she in numerology.
" Pinag-aaralan niya ang numerolohiya upang maunawaan ang mga numero. "
Natural Translation
He/she studies numerology to understand numbers.
Literal Translation
Studies he/she the numerology to understand the numbers.
" Maraming Pilipino ang naniniwala sa numerolohiya tuwing pumipili sila ng plate number o petsa ng kasal para sa swerte. "
Natural Translation
Many Filipinos believe in numerology whenever they choose a plate number or a wedding date for good luck.
Literal Translation
Many Filipinos the believe in numerology whenever choose they of plate number or date of wedding for luck.
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