Sugo
mandate; order; command; assignmentnoun
- Alternative meanings
An order, instruction, or authority given by someone with power to command. It can refer to a formal mandate, legal order, mission, assignment, or the period of authority of an office depending on context.
- Pronunciation
SOO-goh
- Root and affixes
Sugo means mandate, order, errand, assignment, or to command. Gisugo means was ordered or assigned. Kasugoan can refer to a commandment. Mandato may also be used as a formal loanword.
- Variants or conjugations
mandate; command; commandment; ordered; commander; errand; term of office
- Related words and expressions
command; law; authority; office; government; leader; order; responsibility
- Meaning and usage notes
Sugo works for mandate as an order or assignment. For political mandate as a term of office, clarify with termino sa katungdanan. For authority or power of command, mando or gahum may fit.
Gisunod niya ang sugo sa lider.
He or she followed the mandate of the leader.
Ang iyang sugo mao ang pagpanalipod sa komunidad.
His or her mandate is to protect the community.
