Disipado (en. Dispersed)
/dɪsɪˈpado/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishTagalog
adjective
Meaning no longer remaining material or objects; removed or disseminated elsewhere.
After the heavy rain, the clouds that were dark have dispersed.
Matapos ang ulang malakas, ang ulap na pawang madidilim ay disipado na.
Indicates a state of being unfocused or lacking strength.
His dreams have been dissipated as he did not give them attention.
Ang kanyang mga pangarap ay disipado na nang hindi niya pinagtuunan ng pansin.
Etymology
Tagalog, originating from the root word 'sipad' which means 'to disperse.'
Common Phrases and Expressions
the clouds dispersed
The clouds have disappeared.
disipado ang ulap
Related Words
root
The root of the word, meaning 'to spread out' or 'to scatter.'
sipad
Slang Meanings
Gone or no longer noticeable.
It's okay my plans became disipado, so I just moved it to another day.
Ayos lang naging disipado ang mga plano ko, kaya nilipat ko na lang sa ibang araw.
Lost vitality or hope.
After the bad news, it seems like everyone became disipado.
Matapos ang hindi magandang balita, parang disipado na ang lahat sa atin.
Stopped or halted from an active effort.
People have become disipado in this protest, so we need to plan again.
Disipado na ang mga tao sa protestang ito, kaya kailangan nating magplano ulit.