Bisaya · Cebuano · Vocabulary
Itanom
to implant; to implementverb
- Alternative meanings
To insert something into a body, place something firmly, or establish an idea, rule, or system.
- Pronunciation
ee-TA-nom
- Root and affixes
From tanom, to plant, with i- indicating placing or introducing something.
- Variants or conjugations
itanom; ipahimutang; ipatuman
- Related words and expressions
insert, establish, place, system, body
- Meaning and usage notes
“Itanom” works for implanting a physical thing or an idea. For implementing a rule or system, “ipatuman” can also be used.
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Gitanom sa doktor ang gamay nga aparato.
The doctor implanted a small device.
Gusto nila ipatuman ang bag-ong sistema.
They want to implement the new system.
