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    Ibakam (en. Bring out)

    i-ba-kam

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishTagalog
    verb
    A commanding verb to bring out or take something from a place.
    You need to bring out the books from the cabinet.
    Ibakam mo ang mga libro mula sa kabinet.
    A verb form suggesting the act of taking from underneath.
    Bring out the cans from under the table.
    Ibakam mo ang mga lata sa ilalim ng mesa.

    Etymology

    From the word 'baka' meaning 'to bring out' or 'to lead out' with the prefix 'i-' indicating command.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Bring that to me.
    Deliver or take that thing to me.
    Ibakam mo sa akin yan.
    Bring out the food.
    Deliver or take out the food.
    Ibakam mo ang mga pagkain.

    Related Words

    take
    An action of taking something from a place.
    kuwit
    bring
    A verb meaning to carry or deliver something.
    dalhin

    Slang Meanings

    Raise the butt or backside in excitement or celebration.
    Raise the butt in the dance, everyone is having a blast!
    Ibakam na ang lahat sa sayawan, ang saya-saya ng mga tao!
    To show extreme joy or enthusiasm.
    When they saw their favorite artist, they raised their excitement!
    Nang makita nila ang kanilang paboritong artista, nag-ibakam sila sa kilig!
    To be lively or happy in a situation.
    With how well the project turned out, we were all so excited!
    Sa ganda ng pagkakagawa ng proyekto, talagang nag-ibakam kami lahat!