How to Say “Bunny” in Tagalog

kuneho
/kuˈneho/
The Tagalog word for bunny is kuneho.
kuneho is used to refer to a young rabbit.
Meaning: young rabbit (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

/kuˈneho/

Did you know?

  • The word kuneho comes from the Spanish 'conejo', which originates from the Latin 'cunīculus' meaning 'burrow'.
  • Unlike in China or Japan, the kuneho is rarely a figure in traditional Philippine myths and folklore.
  • Because rabbits are not native to the Philippines, the word kuneho is a loanword rather than a native Austronesian term.

Examples in context

  • Ang cute naman ng kuneho na iyan!
    That bunny is so cute!
  • Ang cute ng kuneho.
    The bunny is cute.
  • Mayroon akong maliit na kuneho.
    I have a small bunny.
  • Pakainin mo ang kuneho.
    Feed the bunny.

Example conversation

Jose and Maria are looking at a pet store window.

  1. Jose

    Tingnan mo ang kuneho sa loob.
    Look at the bunny inside.
  2. Maria

    Ang puti ng kunehong iyon!
    That bunny is so white!
  3. Jose

    Gusto mo ba ang kunehong iyon?
    Do you like that bunny?
  4. Maria

    Oo, sobrang cute niya.
    Yes, it is so cute.

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