Meaning of "sudden"

sudden •

adj.
• • 1. not expected: bigla, biglaan, di inaasahan
  • 2. quick, rapid: bigla, mabilis, kagyat
  • 3. all of a sudden, unexpectedly or quickly: walang anu-ano, kaginsa-ginsa, biglang-bigla

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sharp

adj.
• • 1. having a thin cutting edge: matalim, matalas,
  • 2. having a point, not rounded: matulis, tulis, matangos
  • 3. with a sudden change of direction: bigla
  • 4. severe, biting: masakit, nakasasakit
  • 5. pungent (for taste): maanghang
  • 6. clear, distinct: maliwanag
  • 7. quick in mind, shrewd, clever: matalino, listo/a, matalas
  • 8. neat, well-dressed: isputing, magara adv. promptly, exactly: eksakto, ganap, husto, husto, empunto

fit

adj.
• • 1. qualified: karapat-dapat, maaari
  • 2. suitable for: bagay, angkop, akma
  • 3. healthy, strong: malakas ang katawan

v.
• • 1. to be right or correct in measurement: maghusto, magkasiya
  • 2. to try to make fit, to adjust: mag-agpang, iagpang, maiagpang, mag-akma, iakma, maiakma
  • 3. to suit: bumagay, ibagay, bagayan
  • 4. to be ready: handa

n.
• • 1. a sudden, sharp attack of illness: atake, sumpong
  • 2. an emotional outburst: silakbo, siklab, simbuyo

flash

n.
• • 1. a sudden, brief light or flame: kislap
  • 2. flash of lightning: kidlat
  • 3. flash of anger: silakbo ng galit
  • 4. a very short time: isang kisap-mata

drop

n.
• • 1. a small amount of liquid in a round shape: patak
  • 2. a small amount: kaunti
  • 3. a fall in drops: tulo, pagtulo, patak, pagpatak
  • 4. a sudden fall: pagkahulog, pagkabagsak, pagkalagpak
  • 5. a lowering of price: pagbaba ng halaga

v.
• • 1. to let fall: maglaglag, ilaglag, magbagsak, mabagsak, ibagsak, pabagsakin, mahulog, ihulog, bitiwan, mabitiwan, ibaba
  • 2. to make lower: magbaba, ibaba, pababain
  • 3. to soften or weaken: magpahina, hinaan, pahinain
  • 4. to go lower: bumaba
  • 5. to cause to fall: pabagsakin, ibagsak
  • 6. to fall in drops: tumulo, tumulu-tulo, pumatak, pumatak-patak
  • 7. to take a sudden fall: mahulog, bumagsak, lumagpak

flare

v.
• • 1. to flame up brightly or unsteadily, sometimes with smoke: magsiklab, sumiklab, pasiklabin, maglagablab
  • 2. to burst into sudden action or feeling: magsiklab, sumiklab

n.
• • a blaze, a bright, brief unsteady flame: siklab

blow

n.
• • 1. a hit with the fist: suntok, dagok
  • 2. a blow with a whip or stick: palo, hampas, bugbog
  • 3. the blow of the wind, sudden blow or gush: ihip

v.
• • 1. to give a blow, to strike with the fist: sumuntok, suntukin
  • 2. to strike or give a blow with a whip, stick, etc.: pumalo, paluin, humampas, hampasin, bumugbog, bugbugin
  • 3. to give a blow with the elbow and shoulder: dagilin
  • 4. to give a blow or nudge with the elbow: sumiko, sikuhin
  • 5. to blow as the wind: humangin, hanginin, humihip, umihip
  • 6. to be blown by the wind (as a small boat): hanginin

dart

n.
• • 1. a small, pointed weapon, as a spear for spearing fish: tunod, suligi, maikling sibat
  • 2. a sudden, swift movement: sibad, hagibis, kaskas

v.
• • to move or run away swiftly or suddenly: sumibad, humagibis, kumaskas

start

n.
• • 1. a beginning: simula, pasimula, pagsisimula, umpisa, pag-uumpisa
  • 2. a beginning to move, act,etc.: kilos, pagkilos
  • 3. a beginning to go on: lakad, paglakad
  • 4. a setting in motion: pagpapakilos, pagpapalakad
  • 5. a beginning ahead of others: pag-una, pagpapauna, pagkakauna
  • 6. a sudden, jerking movement: pagkabigla, pagkagulat

v.
• • 1. to begin to move (on): lumakad, palakarin
  • 2. to begin to act: mag-umpisa, umpisahan, magsimula, simulan, pasimulan
  • 3. to get others to begin something: papagsimulain, papag-umpisahin
  • 4. to set in motion, as a motor: magpaandar, paandarin
  • 5. to move suddenly: mabigla, mabiglaanan
  • 6. to rouse: bumulahaw, mabulahaw, bulahawin

fright

n.
• • a sudden fear: biglang takot (pagkatakot), biglang sindak (pagkasindak), biglang gulat (pagkagulat)

cry

v.
• • 1. to make noise from grief or pain, usually with tears: umiyak, mag-iiyak, iyakan
  • 2. to shed tears: lumuha, maluha

n.
• • 1. noise of grief, pain: iyak
  • 2. loud call: hiyaw, sigaw, malakas na tawag
  • 3. fit of weeping: pag-uumiyak, pananangis
  • 4. cry of a new born baby: uha
  • 5. sudden shrill cry : tili

cramp

n.
• • 1. to study intensively before an exam: magpuyat (sa pagaaral)
  • 2. sudden, painful contracting of the muscles from chill or strain: pulikat, kalambre
  • 3. to be seized with cramps: magkapulikat, pulikatin, magkakalambre, kalambrihin

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

sprain

v.
• • to injure a joint or muscle by a sudden twist or wrench: mapilay, mapilayan, mapuwersa

n.
• • injury caused in this way: pilay, pagkapuwersa

shock

n.
• • 1. a sudden, violent shake: yanig, pagyanig
  • 2. an earthquake shock: lindol
  • 3. a sudden, violent disturbance: dagok, matinding dagok
  • 4. a disturbance of the nervous system: pagkabigla, sindak, pagkasindak

v.
• • to give a shock to, cause to feel surpise, horror or disgust: makabigla, biglain, mabigla, gumulat, gulatin, magulat

jump

v.
• • 1. to leap from the ground, to pass over by a leap: lumukso, luksuhin, lumundag, lundagin
  • 2. to cause to jump: magpalukso, paluksuhin, magpalundag, palundagin
  • 3. to give a sudden start or jerk: umigtad, mapaigtad
  • 4. to jump up from a lying position: bumalikwas
  • 5. to leap downward: tumalon, talunin

n.
• • 1. a spring from the ground: lukso, paglukso, lundag, paglundag
  • 2. a jump downward: talon, pagtalon
  • 3. a jumping up from a prone position: balikwas
  • 4. a sudden nervous start: igtad, pag-igtad

duck

n.
• • 1. a swimming bird: pato, bibi, bibe, itik
  • 2. a sudden lowering of the head or bending of the body: biglang uko (yuko), biglang pag-uko
  • 3. a quick plunge under water: biglang lublob (lubog)

v.
• • 1. to lower the head or bend the body quickly to keep off a blow: yumukong (mayukuang) bigla
  • 2. to dodge: umilag, ilagan, umiwas, iwasan
  • 3. to plunge or dip the head or the whole body under water and come up quickly: maglubog (maglublob) na bigla ng ulo o katawan, ilubog na bigla ang ulo o katawan
  • 4. to dunk: magsawsaw, isawsaw, maglubog, ilubog

crash

n.
• • 1. a sudden loud noise: lagapak, kalabog
  • 2. the violent striking of one solid thing against another: salpukan, banggaan

v.
• • to fall with force: bumagsak, lumagpak

dodge

v.
• • 1. to move quickly to one side: umigtad, igtaran, biglang umilag, ilagan
  • 2. to avoid or evade: umiwas, iwasan

n.
• • 1. a trick to cheat or deceive: daya, linlang, lansi
  • 2. a sudden movement to one side: biglang ilag (pag- ilag), igtad

snap

v.
• • 1. to make a sudden, quick bite or snatch, to seize suddenly: sumakmal, sakmalin, sumaklot, saklutin, dumaklot, dakluti
  • 2. to speak quickly and sharply: bumulyaw, bulyawan, ibulyaw
  • 3. to make or cause to make a sudden sharp sound: magpalagitik, lumagitik, palagitikin
  • 4. to break suddenly: lumagot (malagot) na bigla, laguting bigla, pumatid (mapatid) na bigla, patiring bigla
  • 5. to take a snap shot: kumuha (kunan) ng larawan

n.
• • 1. a quick, sudden bite or snatch: sakmal, pagsakmal, daklot, pagdaklot, saklot, pagsaklot
  • 2. a quick, sharp sound such as the snap of a dry branch, breaking of a bone, cracking of ones knuckles or joints: lagutok, lagitik

adj.
• • made or done suddenly: biglaan, daglian

sibad

n.
• • sudden burst of flight

tili

n.
• • sudden shrill cry (from fright or pain), the cry of the deer.

hagulhol

n.
• • sudden, loud weeping

dagsa

n.
• • sudden tumultuous and confusing flow, jumble, or bustle of people or things

a

intj.
• • a! an exclamation of sudden recollection

buga

v.
• • bumuga, bugahin (-um:-in) to spit or blow some liquid from the mouth. Binuga niya ang mainit na kape. He spat out the hot coffee. magbuga, ibuga (mag-:i-)

v.
• • to force out of the mouth by a sudden blow. Ibuga mo ang tubig. Spit out the water.

bulyaw

n.
• • loud or shouted rebuke or reproach, angry and sudden shout to drive away fouls and animals bulyawan (-an) to shout at, to rebuke or reproach. Bulyawan mo ang mga maingay na bata. Shout at the noisy children.

baltak

n.
• • sudden, strong pull mambaltak, baltakin (mang-:-in)

v.
• • to pull suddenly. Baltakin mo siya at baka mahulog. Pull him or he might fall.

agaw

n.
• • sudden snatching away

v.
• • mang-agaw, agawin, agawan (mang-:-in:-an) to snatch, to grab. Nang-agaw siya ng bag. He snatched (somebody's) bag. umagaw (um-)

v.
• • to participate in grabbing. Umagaw ka sa pabitin. (Get in there and) grab the hanging object.