Daog
to win; to defeat; victoryverb / noun
- Alternative meanings
To win, defeat, or triumph; to achieve victory in a competition, argument, election, or struggle. It can also mean overcoming a difficulty or defeating a rival.
- Pronunciation
DAH-og
- Root and affixes
Daog is the root for winning or defeating. Related forms include pagdaog, victory or triumph, and mananaog, winner.
- Variants or conjugations
pagdaog = victory or triumph; mananaog = winner; dag-on = to overpower or defeat; pildi = to defeat or lose depending on context
- Related words and expressions
victory, winner, defeat, competition, triumph
- Meaning and usage notes
Use daog for winning or defeating in sports, elections, games, or challenges. For “overcoming” an emotion or difficulty, daog can work, but malampasan may sound more natural depending on the sentence.
Gusto namo modaog sa duwa.
We want to win the game.
Nadaog niya ang iyang kahadlok.
He/She overcame his/her fear.