Are you looking for the meaning of (kahulugan ng) the Tagalog or Filipino word NABABALAHO? It’s from BALAHO…
Balaho refers to a deep, muddy area that is not level. The road or soil is rough (lubak-lubak).
Imagine that it has been raining for so long, and some cars have been trying to cross a road. Over time, the tires will churn the soil and it will become a muddy mess.
Also, with the prolonged rain, the soil may grow soft. In fact, some cars might even get stuck in the mud.
Some hunters will sometimes dig a large hole and place water in it until the soil at the bottom of the pit becomes too soft and very muddy. Some animals can get trapped inside, similar to cars which get stuck in the mud.
Nababalaho – Naiipit o nahuhuli sa isang patibong (trap) na balaho. Trapped, without escape.
