Sakay
aboard; on board; ride; to ridenoun / verb root
- Alternative meanings
Being or going on board a vehicle; riding or traveling in a means of transportation. It is also the root for forms like mosakay, to board or get on a vehicle.
- Pronunciation
SAH-kai
- Root and affixes
Sakay is the root related to riding, boarding, or traveling in a vehicle. Mosakay means to board or get on; nisakay means boarded or got on; sakyanan means vehicle.
- Variants or conjugations
sakay; mosakay; nisakay; pagsakay; makasakay; sakyanan; aboard a ship; aboard a plane
- Related words and expressions
to board; vehicle; ship; airplane; bus; jeepney; trip; passenger; fare
- Meaning and usage notes
For “on board,” Cebuano usually says sakay sa plus the vehicle, such as sakay sa barko, on board the ship. If Spanish “bordo” means edge or side, use daplin or kilid depending on context.
Sakay na siya sa barko.
He or she is already on board the ship.
Ang mga pasahero sakay sa bus.
The passengers are on board the bus.
