Hubad
to untie; to take off; to unfasten; to loosenverb
- Alternative meanings
To remove something that is worn, fastened, or tied; to unfasten, loosen, or undo a fastening. It can be used with clothes, shoes, straps, covers, or attached things.
- Pronunciation
HOO-bahd
- Root and affixes
Hubad has several meanings in Cebuano/Bisaya. In this sense, it relates to removing or loosening something. Hubad can also mean to translate/interpret, but context decides the meaning.
- Variants or conjugations
hubad; take it off/untie it; removed; to remove; remove; untie/unravel; unfold/open
- Related words and expressions
tie/knot; rope; shoes; clothes; remove; open; release; wear
- Meaning and usage notes
Use hubad for taking off clothing or untying/unfastening something. For untying a knot more specifically, badbad may fit. For releasing someone, buhi or buhian may sound more natural.
Hubara ang higot sa pisi.
Untie the knot in the rope.
Gihubad niya ang iyang sapatos.
He or she took off the shoes.
