Collection of Philippines Word Cliparts (58)

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A cheerful, retro-inspired illustration expressing love for Wisconsin with bold typography and joyful icons.

A stylized tribute to Filipino identity, featuring a central monument flanked by greenery and urban silhouettes beneath a golden sun.

Philippine national flag waving on a white flagpole against transparent background.

The national flag of the Philippines, featuring a golden sun with eight rays and three stars on a white triangle, flanked by blue and red stripes.

A group of spoons with the word Philippines written on them.

The image is a word "Philippines" written in capital letters. The word is made up of six letters, each with a different color - red, blue, white, and yellow. The letters are arranged in a horizontal line, with the red letters on the left side and the blue letters in the middle. On the right side, there are six blue and red letters, representing the colors of the Philippines flag. The background is white. The image appears to be a 3D rendering, giving it a realistic look.

The image is a logo of the Philippines. The word "Philippines" is written in capital letters in a bold, sans-serif font. The letters are arranged in a horizontal line, with the word "P" on the left side and "Philippine" in the center. On the right side, there is a horizontal stripe of red, blue, and white, representing the colors of the flag of the country. The flag is divided into three equal horizontal stripes, with a yellow sun on the top left corner and a red and blue horizontal stripe on the bottom right corner. The overall design is simple and modern,

The image is a table that lists the meaning of Tagalog loan words from Sanskrit. The table is divided into two columns, with the left column listing the names of the loan words and the right column listing their meaning. The first column lists the names in Sanskrit, including Balita, Varta, Naga, Nanga, Tala, Tara (Tara), Likha, Lekha (Vihaga (Vhaga), Bird (bird), and "Mystery, Miracle". The second column lists that the loan is written in Sanskrit and the names are written in English. The names are

The image is a list of Valentine's Day words in Filipino. The list is divided into two columns, with the first column listing the names of the words and the second column listing their corresponding dates. The first column lists the dates of the day, including Araw ng mga Puso, date, and date. The dates are written in a simple, cartoon-like style, with a red heart in the center. The second column lists a date of the couple, with nobya, nobyo, boyfriend, and love. The third column lists pagmama-halik, hal

a table with a list of different languages on it

The image is a list of English and Filipino names. The list is arranged in a table format with the names of the languages spoken in each language. The names are written in black text on a white background. The first language is "English" and it is written in a bold font. The second language is called "Filipino" and is followed by "Chamoro". The third language is a butterfly, which is a type of English language. Next to it, there is a table that lists the names in English. The first language reads "Butterfly", the second language reads: