Ibunton (en. To pile up)

/iˈbun.tɔn/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

The act of forming a heap or pile of things.

We need to pile up the boxes from the move.

Kailangan nating ibunton ang mga kahon mula sa paglipat.

The arrangement of things to make them one or more compact.

He quickly piled the books in one corner.

Mabilis niyang naibunton ang mga libro sa isang sulok.

from the word 'bunton' meaning 'heap or pile of things'

pile up the toys

gather all the toys in one place

ibunton ang mga laruan

heap

a pile or collection of items grouped together.

bunton

clutter

items placed in a disorganized manner in one place.

tapong

Always getting in trouble or a kid-player who is not afraid of adults.

That’s Juan, he’s an ibunton, not afraid of the older folks in the neighborhood.

Iyan si Juan, ibunton yan, hindi natatakot sa mga matatanda sa barangay.

Too noisy or playful with people.

This ibunton is all talk and laughter, never stops!

Ang ibunton na ito, puro kuda at tawanan, walang tigil!

Holding a grudge against those in power.

Don’t be an ibunton, just fix your problem with your boss.

Huwag kang ibunton, ayusin na lang ang problema mo sa boss mo.