Bumuhaghag (en. To collapse)

/buˌmuhagˈhag/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

The action of dropping or tumbling something.

The tree collapsed when the storm reached their village.

Bumuhaghag ang puno nang umabot ang bagyo sa kanilang barangay.

The act of decreasing in status or condition.

The economy of the country collapsed during the crisis.

Bumuhaghag ang ekonomiya ng bansa sa panahon ng krisis.

A native word in the Tagalog language.

people collapsed

people fell or collapsed.

bumuhaghag ang mga tao

to fall

Another way of saying the retraction or falling of something.

bumagsak

Walking slowly or as if carefree.

Wow, his walk is so sluggish, it's like he doesn't care to hurry.

Grabe, ang buhaghag ng lakad niya, parang tamad magmadali.

A term used when someone feels confused or restless.

Because of the exam, my mind feels so scattered; I'm thinking of so many things.

Dahil sa exam, parang bumuhaghag ang isip ko, ang dami kong iniisip.

A feeling of being free or chill, as if there are no worries in life.

After work, it was so fun! We just lounged at the beach.

After ng trabaho, ang saya! As in, bumuhaghag lang kami sa beach.