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utot

utót with stress marks

break wind; fart

noun verb u-TOT Native origin Common

Usage Note

Utot is the plain Tagalog word for flatulence. It is considered vulgar in formal settings but freely used in casual, humorous conversation, especially among children and close friends. It also appears in folk expressions and crude jokes.

Examples

Beginner

" Mabaho ang utot mo. "

Natural Translation

Your fart smells bad.

Literal Translation

Smelly the fart your.

Intermediate

" Maingay ang utot ng aso kanina. "

Natural Translation

The dog's fart was noisy earlier.

Literal Translation

Noisy the fart of dog earlier.

Advanced

" Napahiya ang bata nang makawala ang malakas niyang utot sa gitna ng tahimik na silid-aralan. "

Natural Translation

The child was embarrassed when his loud fart escaped in the middle of the quiet classroom.

Literal Translation

Embarrassed the child when escaped the loud his fart in middle of quiet classroom.

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