Meaning of "basag"

basag •

n.
• • break, crack basag

adj.
• • broken makabasag, mabasag (maka-:ma)

v.
• • to break china, glassware, or earthenware accidentally, to be able to break. Nabasag niya ang mga pinggan. He broke the plates.

v.
• • magbasag, basagin (mag-:-in) to break glassware, china, earthenware, to crack, to break repeatedly, deliberately. Baka basagin ng bata ang plorera. The child might break the flower vase.

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ugly

adj.
• • 1. bad to look at: pangit, hindi maganda
  • 2. disagreeable, unpleasant: nakayayamot, nakaiinis, nakasusuklam, nakasusuya
  • 3. bad: masama, hindi mabuti, di maganda
  • 4. threatening, dangerous: mapanganib, peligroso, nakatatakot
  • 5. ill-natured, bad-tempered, quarrelsome: mayamutin, mayayamutin, palaaway, basag-ulero, basag-ulera, mainit ang ulo, matapang

break

v.
• • 1. to damage: sumira, masira, sirain
  • 2. to break into pieces, to smash: durugin
  • 3. to be broken into pieces: madurog, magkadurug-durog, mabasag, magkabasag-basag
  • 4. to break in two: mabiyak
  • 5. to break apart, to snap: mabali, baliin
  • 6. to snap (off) as a stick, branch or stalk: mabakli, bakliin
  • 7. to snap, to break as string or wire: malagot, lagutin
  • 8. to break with: makipagkasira, magkasira, makipaghiwalay, maghiwalay

n.
• • 1. a severing of relations: pagkakasira
  • 2. a break, as in a glass: basag, putok, lamat
  • 3. an interruption: tigil, pagkatigil, patlang, pahinga, pagkapahinga

splinter

n.
• • 1. a thin, sharp, piece of wood: salubsob, subyang, tinik
  • 2. a glass splinter: durog (basag) na salamin, bubog

v.
• • 1. to split or break into splinters (as glass): madurog
  • 2. to split into thin, small pieces: magtilad, matilad, tilarin

fight

v.
• • 1. to contend with another: lumaban, maglaban, makipaglaban, labanan, paglabanan
  • 2. to quarrel or fight (either in words or action): mag-away, makipag-away, pagawayan
  • 3. to fight one another with the fists: magsuntukan
  • 4. to eradicate: lumipol, lipulin, pumuksa, puksain

n.
• • 1. quarrel: away, awayan, basag-ulo, laban, labanan
  • 2. a war: digmaan, gera, giyera
  • 3. fist fight: suntukan
  • 4. a struggle: pagpupunyagi, pagpupumilit
  • 5. a contest: timpalak, paligsahan

trouble

v.
• • 1. to disturb, cause distress or worry to: manggulo, guluhin, manligalig, ligaligin, mambagabag, bagabagin, tumigatig, tigatigin, manggambala, gambalain
  • 2. to be disturbed or worried: matigatig, magambala, maligalig, mabahala, mabagabag, magulo
  • 3. to take trouble, to bother: mag-abala, magpakaabala, pagkaabalahan
  • 4. to cause extra work or effort to, to put someone to some inconvenience: mang-abala, abalahin
  • 5. to cause oneself inconvenience: mang-abala, magpakaabala

n.
• • 1. disturbance: gulo, kaguluhan
  • 2. distress, worry, difficulty: ligalig, kaligaligan, bagabag, pagkabagabag, balisa, pagkabalisa, hilahil, pagkahilahil
  • 3. extra work, bother, effort: abala, kaabalahan, pagkaabala, gambala, kagambalaan, pagkagambala
  • 4. a disordered condition, as of a machine: sira, kasiraan, pagkasira, depekto
  • 5. a quarrel: away, awayan, awayan, basag-ulo

broken

adj.
• • 1. in pieces (See "break"): basag
  • 2. out of order, damaged: sira, may sira
  • 3. not even (referring to ground): hindi patag, baku-bako
  • 4. imperfectly spoken: mali-maling magsalita brooch

n.
• • an ornamental pin: alpiler, brotse

hoodlum

n.
• • a rowdy ruffian: butangero, basag-ulero

whole

adj.
• • 1. having all its parts, complete: buo
  • 2. entire: buo, lahat
  • 3. not broken, in one piece: hindi sira, walang sira, hindi basag, walang basag, buo
  • 4. well, healthy (old use): mabuti, malakas ang katawan

n.
• • all of a thing, the total: isang buo, kabuuan, kalahatan

crack

n.
• • 1. a split in crockery or glass: lamat, basag
  • 2. a sudden, sharp noise: haginit, lagitik, lagutok
  • 3. split or fissure in stone, wood, etc.: putok, bitak

v.
• • 1. to cause to make a sudden, sharp noise: magpahaginit, pahaginitin, magpalagitik, palagitikin
  • 2. to break without separating into parts: magkalamat
  • 3. to break with a sharp noise: lumagutok

tough

adj.
• • 1. bending without breaking: makunat
  • 2. strong, hardy: malakas, matatag, matibay
  • 3. hard, difficult: mahirap
  • 4. hard, e.g., meat: maganit, matigas
  • 5. hard to influence, stubborn: matigas ang ulo, sutil, mahirap akitin
  • 6. rough, disorderly: magulo

n.
• • a rough person, rowdy: butangero, basag-ulero