Dili makita

invisibleadjective

Alternative meanings

Not able to be seen or not visible to the naked eye.

Pronunciation

DEE-lee mah-KEE-tah

Root and affixes

Built from dili, not, and makita, to be seen or visible. It literally means not visible or cannot be seen.

Variants or conjugations

dili makita = invisible; dili makit-an = cannot be seen; tago = hidden; tinago = concealed.

Related words and expressions

makita = to see or be seen; mata = eye; tago = to hide; klaro = clear.

Meaning and usage notes

Works for invisible or not visible things. If something is hidden but could be seen, tago or tinago may be more exact.