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Meaning of "dako"
- n.
- spot, place
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travel
- v.
- 1. to go from one place to another, journey: maglakbay, maglibot (sa ibat ibang dako)
- 2. to move, proceed: maglakbay, makapaglakbay, tumakbo, makatakbo
- n.
- a going from one place to another: paglalakbay, paglilibot (sa ibat ibang dako), pagliliwaliw sa ibang bayan
over
- adj.
- done, finished: tapos na
- adv/prep.
- 1. above: nasa itaas, sa itaas
- 2. across, on or to the other side of: sa ibayo, sa kabila
- 3. across a space or distance: doon, roon
- 4. on, upon: sa ibabaw
- 5. all through, over the whole: sa buo, sa lahat ng dako
- 6. at an end, done with, settled: tapos na, nagwakas na
- 7. on account of: dahil sa
- 8. too, excessively: labis, masyado, lubha
- 9. more than: mahigit sa, higit sa
- 10. over again, once more: minsan pa
- 11. over and over, again and again: paulit-ulit
- 12. over and above, besides or in addition to: bukod sa, higit sa lahat
towards
- prep.
- in a certain place or time: sa may banda, sa may dako
way
- n.
- 1. a manner, style: moda, uso, kalakaran
- 2. a means, method: paraan, pamamaraan, kaparaanan
- 3. respect, particular: paraan, kaparaanan, bagay
- 4. direction: gawi, dako, panig
- 5. a coming or going, approaching: paglapit, pagtungo, pagpunta
- 6. distance: layo, agwat, distansiya
- 7. a path, road: daan, landas
- 8. a space for passing or going ahead: puwang, lugar, daan, daanan
- 9. a habit, custom: ugali, kaugalian, kinabihasnan, kilos, gawi, kinagawian
- 10. ones wish, will: gusto, gusto, kagustuhan, ibig, sariling kalooban, sariling gusto
- 11. a condition, state: lagay, kalagayan
- 12. a course of life or action: pamumuhay, buhay
- 13. by way of means (a) through, by the route of: sa pamamagitan ng daan sa (b) as, for: bilang, para
- 14. to give way means (a) to retreat: umurong (b) yield: sumuko (c) to break down, to fail: bumagsak, mabagsak (d) to abandon oneself to emotion: magbigay-daan, bigyang-daan, hindi makapagpigil, hindi mapigilan (e) to allow to pass: magparaan, paraanin, tumabi, magbigay (bigyan) ng daan
- 15. under way means (a) going on, in progress: kasalukuyang ginagawa, isinasagawa, ginagawa (b) in motion: lumalakad, tumatakbo, umaandar
- 16. in ones way, interfering: nakasasagabal, nakahahadlang, humahadlang
- 17. out of the way, far or not on the way: malayo sa daanan, wala sa dinaraanan
- 18. ways and means: mga para-paraan, mga kaparaanan
- 19. by the way: maiba ako, siyanga pala
round
- adj.
- 1. shaped like a ball: bilog, mabilog, hugis-bola, parang bola
- 2. shaped like a ring or circle: hugis-singsing
- 3. shaped like a tube: hugis-tubo
- 4. full, complete: buo, husto, kompleto adv. 1. through a round of time: sa buong taon
- 2. in all directions from, to all parts of: palibut-libot, sa lahat ng panig (dako)
- n.
- 1. circumference, the distance around: bilog, kabilugan
- 2. a series: pagkakasunud-sunod
- 3. a fixed course ending where it begins: paglibot, paglilibot
- 4. a movement in a circle: ikit, pag-ikit, ikot, pag-ikot
- 5. a section of a game: raun
- 6. the distance between limits, range: saklaw
- 7. bullets, etc., for one simultaneous discharge of guns: rolyo ng bala
- v.
- 1. to make round: magbilog, bilugin
- 2. to become round: maging bilog
- 3. to go around: umikot, lumigid
- 4. to make rounds: maglibot, magbisita
place
- n.
- 1. the part or space occupied by a person or thing: puwesto, lugar, lugal
- 2. a city, town, or village: lugar, lugal, dako
- 3. district or area: purol, pool, distrito
- 4. house, dwelling: bahay, tahanan
- 5. a part or spot on a body or surface: bahagi, parte
- 6. rank: puwesto, tungkulin, lugar, lugal
- 7. right position, usual position: tamang lugar (lugal), karaniwang lugar (lugal), tumpak na ayos
- 8. a space or seat for a person: lugar, lugal, puwesto
- 9. duty, business: tungkulin, gawain
- 10. work, job, employment: trabaho, empleo, gawain
- v.
- to put in a particular spot, position, or condition: maglagay, ilagay, maglagak, ilagak adv. in place means (a) in the proper or usual place: nasa lugar, nasa wastong (dating) kinalalagyan (b) fitting, apppropriate or timely: angkop, bagay
through
- adv.
- 1. prep. from the beginning to the end: mula sa puno hanggang sa dulo, buhat sa simula hanggang sa wakas
- 2. prep. from end to end of, from side to side of: sa
- 3. here and there, over: sa ibat ibang lugar (dako)
- 4. because of, by reason of: dahil sa
- 5. by means of: sa, sa pamamagitan
- 6. having reached the end of, finished with: tapos na
- adj.
- 1. going all the way without change: tuluy-tuloy, deretso, walang hinto (tigil)
- 2. at the end, finished: tapos na
side
- n.
- 1. surface or line bounding a thing: tabi, paligid, tagiliran, gilid
- 2. either of the two surfaces of paper, cloth, etc.: mukha, panig
- 3. either the right or left part of the body of a person, an animal, or house, etc.: tagiliran
- 4. either the right of the left part of a thing, either part or region beyond a central line: dako, gawi, banda, tabi, panig
- 5. a slope of a hill or bank: gilid
- 6. the position, course or part of ones person or party against another: panig, pangkat
- 7. a part of a family, a line of descent: pamilya, angkan
- adj.
- 1. at one side: sa tagiliran
- 2. by ones side, near one: sa tabi, sa piling
- 3. side by side, beside one another: magkatabi, tabi-tabi, magkapiling, magkaagapay, aga-agapay, agapay
- v.
- to take sides, place oneself with a side or a group: kumampi, kampihan, magkampihan, pumanig, panigan, kumatig, katigan
sense
- n.
- 1. the faculty of sensation: (no single specific term although Balagtas in his "Florante at Laura" used "karamdaman," e.g., "limang karamdaman" - five senses. Not used now in this way).
- 2. sense of sight: paningin
- 3. sense of smell: pangamoy
- 4. sense of taste: panlasa
- 5. sense of hearing: pandinig
- 6. sense of touch: pandamdam
- 7. feeling: pakiramdam, damdamin
- 8. understanding: pangunawa
- 9. appreciation: pagpapahalaga
- 10. a clear or sound state of mind: bait
- 11. judgment, intelligence: talino, katalinuhan, isip, bait
- 12. common sense: sentido komun
- 13. meaning: kahulugan, diwa
- v.
- 1. to feel, understand: dumama, madama, damahin, maramdaman, umunawa, maunawaan, unawain
- 2. to make sense, to be understandable, to be reasonable: maunawaan, makatwiran
- 3. in a sense, in some respects or to some degree: sa ibang bagay, sa isang dako
part
- n.
- 1. something less than the whole, a fraction: bahagi
- 2. a thing that helps to make up a whole: parte, bahagi
- 3. a portion of: kabahagi, kaparte
- 4. share (having something to do with the act of others): kinalaman, kaugnayan
- 5. region, district, place: dako, lugar
- 6. side in a dispute or contest: panig
- 7. character in a play, the words spoken by a character: papel, bahagi
- 8. a dividing line left in combing ones hair: hati, hawi, biyak
- v.
- 1. to force apart, divide: papaghiwalayin, papaghiwa-hiwalayin
- 2. to divide into two or more pieces: maghati, hatiin, maghati-hati, paghatihatiin
- 3. to go apart, separate: humiwalay, maghiwalay, maghiwa-hiwalay, maglayo, lumayo, bumukod
- 4. divide the hair in the middle, or at the side: maghawi, hawiin, maghati, hatiin, magbiyak, biyakin
- 5. part and parcel means (a) a necessary part or condition: mahalagang bahagi (kondisyon) (b) a duty: tungkulin, bahagi ng tungkulin
- 6. to take ones part in a dispute or contest, to take sides with one: pumanig, panigan, kumampi, kampihan
- 7. to part from, to go away from, leave: umalis, lumisan, lisanin
- 8. to part with, to give away, sell, let go, etc.: ipagbili, ipamigay, ipanregalo
- 9. to take part, to take or have a share: sumali, makisali, lumahok, makilahok, humalo, makihalo adv. 1. partly, in some small measure or degree: medyo, sa isang parte (bahagi), bahagya
- 2. for ones part, as far as one is concerned: para sa akin (kanya, kanila, atb.), sa ganang akin (kanya, kanila, atb.)
spot
- n.
- 1. mark, stain, speck: batik, mantsa, mantsa
- 2. a small part unlike the rest: patak
- 3. a place: dako, lugar, pook
- 4. on the spot means (a) at the very place: sa mismong lugar (b) at once: agad, madali
- adj.
- ready, on hand: handa, nakahanda, hawak, kaliwaan
- v.
- 1. to become spotted, have spots: magkamantsa, mantsahan, magkabatik, mabatikan
- 2. to make spots on: magmantsa, mantsahan, magbatik, batikan, dumhan
- 3. to hit the spot, to be just right or satisfactory (coll.): tamangtama
- 4. to be spotted may mean to be recognized or seen: mamataan, mamanmanan, mamukhaan
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What does Dako mean? ›
dako [da. kû.] : big (adj.); great (adj.); large (adj.)
What does Lusi mean in Bisaya? ›lusi [lú. sî.] : tweak (v.); twist (v.) Synonyms: bingbing.
What is murag in English? ›murag [mu. rag.] : kinda (adv.); seemingly (adv.)
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What is the spelling of DAkU? ›bandit countable noun. A bandit is an armed robber, especially one who robs travellers. robber countable noun. Armed robbers broke into a jeweller's shop. /daku, dAkU, daakoo, dākū, Daku, DAkU, Daakoo, Dākū, ḍaku, ḍAkU, ḍaakoo, ḍākū/
What is the meaning of Bisayang Dako? ›Etymology. Blend of Bisaya + dako, from the Cebuano phrase Bisayang dako or Bisaya nga dako (“true Visayan, genuine Visayan; a native Visayan person”), literally native Bisaya.
What is Giatay? ›Adjective. giatay. (vulgar) damned. (birds) Infected with Newcastle disease.
What does Burikat meaning in Bisaya? ›In Bisaya, burikat means whore.
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What is muntazir? ›
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What is the meaning of Daku Daku? ›English Meaning :-
1. Robber ( Daku, daakoo) Bandit ( Daku, daakoo) Brigand ( Daku, daakoo) Thug ( Daku, daakoo)
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Is Giatay a curse word? ›
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spineless adj | ||
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What does Chavelas mean? ›
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