Bilihin
Bilihin is a Filipino noun that refers to goods, merchandise, or commodities—items that are bought and sold. It covers a wide range of consumer items, from food and clothing to household goods and electronics. In everyday speech, people use the term to talk about the goods available in markets or stores, often in the plural form mga bilihin to indicate “the goods.”
The word is derived from the verb bilhin, meaning to buy. The suffix -in in nominal formations
Usage and examples: in budgeting, shopping, and retail contexts, discussions about bilihin often focus on prices,
See also terms related to trade and commerce in Filipino, such as kalakal (goods; trade), produkto (product),