Ibitaw (en. Release)

/ibiˈtaw/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

An action of liberating or resigning to something.

You will say your rope.

Ibitaw mo na ang hawak mong lubid.

The act of emerging or sinning with something.

You must release your fear to move forward.

Dapat mong ibitaw ang iyong takot upang makasulong.

Granting permission to break into a relationship or situation.

You will release the past to continue.

Ibitaw mo na ang nakaraan upang makapagpatuloy.

From the word 'bitaw' which means 'release' or 'let go'.

release what you are holding

let go of what you are holding.

ibitaw ang hawak

let go of the past

release the memories of the past.

ibitaw ang nakaraan

release

A term more commonly used to describe the act of letting go of something.

bitaw

free

A related term indicating the act of freeing.

palayain

let go or leave something or someone

I should let you go, I don't want to be with you anymore.

Dapat na kitang ibitaw, ayoko na sa 'yo.

to sell or trade something

Let that go, I'm selling something like that.

Ibitaw mo na 'yan, nagbebenta ako ng ganito.

to take a break from a situation

I need to let go of the problem, I'm too stressed.

Kailangan kong ibitaw ang problema, masyado na akong stressed.