EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
to drop; to fail (someone)...
Enchanted; bewitched...
To enchant; to bewitch...
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/i-bag-SAK/
FIL: Pabayaan o sadyain na mahulog ang isang bagay nang may bigat at lakas; o bigyan ng bagsak na marka ang isang mag-aaral sa isang klase o pagsusulit.
EN: to drop; to fail (someone)
Two meanings, both equally stressful. First, when you accidentally drop your phone (and your heart along with it). Second, the terror of every student: when your prof decides to **ibagsak** you in a subject. It's the ultimate 'game over' for the semester. Also applicable to governments.
From the prefix 'i-' (causative verb marker) and 'bagsak' (to fall; to fail).
Can be literal (dropping a physical object) or figurative (failing a student, overthrowing a government). The context determines the meaning.
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🇵🇭 Huwag mong ibagsak ang mga prutas at baka magasgasan.
🇺🇸 Don't drop the fruits as they might get bruised.
🇵🇭 Binalaan ng guro ang mga estudyante na ibabagsak niya ang sinumang mahuling nandadaya.
🇺🇸 The teacher warned the students that she would fail anyone caught cheating.
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