Bisaya · Cebuano · Vocabulary
Ipatuman
to implement; to execute; to carry outverb
- Alternative meanings
To implement, execute, or carry out; to put a plan, rule, decision, project, process, or system into practice.
- Pronunciation
ee-pah-TOO-mahn
- Root and affixes
Related to tuman, to fulfill or carry out. Ipatuman expresses enforcing, executing, or carrying something out.
- Variants or conjugations
tuman; ipatuman; implementation; implemented; do; make
- Related words and expressions
plan; project; system; decision; law; work; apply
- Meaning and usage notes
Ipatuman works well for formally implementing a plan, system, rule, or decision. For applying a method, aplikar may also fit. For doing something in general, buhaton or himoon sounds more everyday.
carry outenforceexecuteimplementimplementationperformplanprojectput into practicesystem
Ipatuman nila ang bag-ong sistema ugma.
They will implement the new system tomorrow.
Kinahanglan ipatuman ang plano karon.
The plan must be implemented today.