Here are some of the most common meaning and/or definition of the word GABI:

First and foremost (and the first in Google as of this writing…) Gabi is a tagalog/filipino term for taro - a tropical food plant whose potato-like root is the basis for poi, a staple of Polynesian cooking.

This kind of Gabi is my favorite ingredients when my nanay cooks sinigang - a local Filipino food with pork, Gabi, sitaw… hmmm, delicious!

Second meaning of Gabi is yet another tagalog word. This time, with a little different pronounciation and accented on the first syllable, it means “night” or “night time”. So “morning and night” is “umaga at gabi” in tagalog. Gets mo?

Third kind of Gabi is still related to the Philippines. Apparently, we have a boxer named Gabi, full name Diosdado Gabi who is in the bantamweight division. If you search for Gabi now, you’ll find out that he lost a fight. Anyway, right now the only boxer that we know is Manny Pacquiao.

There! 3 kinds of Gabi in one night… or should i say…. come on, you say it.

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