Itakda
to set; to establish; to scheduleverb
- Alternative meanings
to set; to establish; to determine; to schedule; to set a date or time; to define a price, deadline, rule, or condition
- Pronunciation
ee-TAHK-dah
- Root and affixes
Related to takda, which expresses arranging beforehand, scheduling, or establishing. Gitakda means fixed, set, established, or scheduled.
- Variants or conjugations
itakda; takda; gitakda; magtakda; pagtatalaga; iskedyul; butang; itaod
- Related words and expressions
takda = to schedule or establish; gitakda = fixed or established; iskedyul = schedule; presyo = price; petsa = date; itaod = to fix or install physically; butang = to put
- Meaning and usage notes
Use itakda for setting a date, price, deadline, limit, or condition. If fijar means to attach or fasten physically, itaod, idapat, or ibutang may fit depending on the object. If fijar la mirada means to stare or focus the gaze, tutok is better.
Itakda nato ang petsa sa miting.
Let us set the date of the meeting.
Gitakda nila ang presyo sa produkto.
They set the price of the product.