Makasamad
lesionar; herir; lastimarverbo
- Significados alternativos
lesionar; herir; lastimar; causar una lesión; causar una herida o daño fÃsico
- Pronunciación
ma-ka-SA-mad
- Raíz y afijos
Viene de samad, que significa herida, lesión o daño fÃsico. Nasamad significa lesionado o herido.
- Variantes o conjugaciones
makasamad; samad; samaran; nasamad; masamdan; makadaot
- Palabras y expresiones relacionadas
samad; sakit; lawas; aksidente; kadaot; tambal; pagkaayo
- Notas de significado y uso
Makasamad enfatiza causar una lesión o herida. Para decir que alguien quedó lesionado, usa nasamad. Samad también puede ser el sustantivo lesión, herida o corte.
to injure; to wound; to hurtverb
- Alternative meanings
to injure; to wound; to hurt; to cause an injury; to cause a wound or physical harm
- Pronunciation
mah-kah-SAH-mahd
- Root and affixes
From samad, meaning wound, injury, or physical harm. Nasamad means injured or wounded.
- Variants or conjugations
to injure/wound; wound/injury; wounded/injured or to wound depending on form; injured/wounded; to be injured/wounded; to damage/harm
- Related words and expressions
wound; pain; body; accident; damage; medicine/treatment; healing/recovery
- Meaning and usage notes
Makasamad emphasizes causing an injury or wound. To say someone became injured, use nasamad. Samad can also be the noun injury, wound, or cut.
Ang aksidente makasamad sa mga tawo.
El accidente puede lesionar a las personas.
The accident can injure people.
Nasamad siya sa dula.
Él/Ella se lesionó en el juego.
He or she got injured in the game.