Bisaya · Cebuano · Vocabulary
Kutawon
to beat; to stir; to mixverb
- Alternative meanings
To stir, beat, or mix ingredients repeatedly to combine them or change their texture, such as eggs, batter, sauce, or a drink.
- Pronunciation
koo-TAH-won
- Root and affixes
Related to kutaw, to stir or mix. Kutawon indicates the directed action: to beat or stir something.
- Variants or conjugations
kutaw; kutawon; to mix; to combine
- Related words and expressions
mix; egg; flour; sauce; cooking
- Meaning and usage notes
For beating ingredients, “kutawon” or “sagolon” fit well. For beat as hit, use forms like “bunalan” or “sumbagon”. For beat a record, another construction like “molapas sa rekord” is needed.
Food & Drink, Actions & States
Kutawon ang itlog sa panaksan.
Beat the egg in the bowl.
Kutawa pag-ayo ang sagol hangtod mohamis.
Beat the mixture well until it becomes smooth.
