Meaning of "broken"

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

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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

chaff

n.
• • 1. the husk of a cereal: ipa
  • 2. the broken-up or powdered husk: darak

glass

n.
• • 1. a hard transparent or translucent material that breaks easily: salamin, kristal
  • 2. broken glass: bubog
  • 3. glass of water: isang basong tubig
  • 4. drinking glass: baso
  • 5. mirror: salamin
  • 6. eye glasses: salamin sa mata

rice

n.
• • 1. the unhusked seed or grain of a plant grown in a warm climate: palay
  • 2. the plant itself: palay
  • 3. the husked grain: bigas
  • 4. the cooked grains: kanin
  • 5. burnt rice at the bottom of the pot: tutong
  • 6. the grains cooked with much water (rice porridge): lugaw, nilugaw
  • 7. a sticky variety of rice: malagkit
  • 8. fried rice: sinangag
  • 9. the broken grains of the husked rice: binlid
  • 10. rice bran: darak
  • 11. rice husk: ipa

whimper

n.
• • a whimpering cry: ungot, nguyngoy

v.
• • to cry with a low, broken, mournful sound: umungot, mag-uungot, magnguyngoy, magngunguyngoy, ngumuyngoy

fragile

adj.
• • 1. easily broken: marupok, mahina, babasagin, sirain
  • 2. delicate, frail: mahina, delikado

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

lovelorn

adj.
• • 1. pining for love: uhaw sa pag-ibig
  • 2. broken-hearted: sawi sa pag-ibig

brittle

adj.
• • 1. easily broken, as glass: babasagin, madaling mabasag
  • 2. easily snapped: madaling mabali, baliin, bakliin
  • 3. crisp: malutong

lapisak

adj.
• • crushed, broken as eggs, fruits, tomatoes or the like

bakli

adj.
• • broken (stick)

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.

sira

n.
• • a tear (as in clothing), a defect sira'

adj.
• • destroyed, broken

v.
• • sumira' (-um-) to destroy, to break, to rip, to tear. Sumira siya sa aming usapan. She broke our verbal agreement. manira', sirain (mang-:-in)

v.
• • Huwag mong sirain ang laruan. Don't break the toy.

lansag

adj.
• • dismantled, broken into pieces (machinery or the like)

kumpuni

v.
• • magkumpuni, kumumpuni, kumpunihin (mag:-um-:-in) to repair, to alter (as in clothes), to mend. Nagkukumpune siya ng sirang kasangkappan. He fixes broken appliances.

bali

n.
• • fracture bali'

adj.
• • fractured, broken bumali', binali' (um-:-in)

v.
• • to break (usually with the hands). Binali ni Rogelio ang lapis sa kanyang galit. Rogelio broke the pencil in anger.