Saka
to ascend; to go up; to rise; to move upverb
- Alternative meanings
To move upward, go to a higher place, or increase in level, value, price, or position. It can also mean improving status or advancing in a hierarchy.
- Pronunciation
SAH-kah
- Root and affixes
Saka means to go up, ascend, or rise. Misaka means went up or ascended. Pagsaka can mean ascent, rise, or increase. Katkat is more for climbing or scaling.
- Variants or conjugations
ascended; will go up; ascent; climb; high; promotion
- Related words and expressions
high; mountain; stairs; price; position; work; grade; level
- Meaning and usage notes
Saka works for physically ascending and for rising in level, price, or position. For promotion at work, clarify with promosyon or pagsaka sa posisyon.
Misaka siya sa bukid sayo sa buntag.
He or she ascended the mountain early in the morning.
Misaka ang iyang posisyon sa trabaho.
He or she moved up in the job position.