masiglang
Masiglang is a Filipino adjective derived from the noun sigla, meaning vigor or energy. It conveys liveliness, vitality, and spiritedness, and can describe people, events, places, or atmospheres. The form masigla is the base meaning “lively,” while masiglang is the modified form used directly before a noun to express a lively quality, as in masiglang grupo (a lively group) or masiglang pagdiriwang (a lively celebration).
In usage, masiglang functions as a descriptor for nouns and is commonly found in everyday speech, journalism,
Etymology traces masiglang to the root sigla (vigor) with the prefix ma- and the linking -ng form