Ikapit (en. Attach)

/iˈkapit/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog
verb
Put something in a position or on something.
Attach the paper to the wall so it won’t fall.
Ikapit ang papel sa dingding upang hindi ito mahulog.
Join or connect a piece of something to another.
Join the pieces of wood to make a chair.
Ikapit ang mga piraso ng kahoy upang makabuo ng upuan.
Link elements or parts.
Connect the cords at the same location.
Ikapit ang mga kurdon sa parehong lugar.

Etymology

Combined words 'ika' and 'pit' derived from the root word 'kabit' meaning 'to attach' or 'to connect'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

attach your heart
Give all your love.
ikapit mo ang iyong puso
attach the cables
Lay the cables in a position.
ikapit ang mga kable

Related Words

join
An action of connecting or attaching things.
kabit
stick
Place something with glue or an adhesive.
idikit

Slang Meanings

Hold it tightly.
Hold your bag tight so it won't fall.
Ikapit mo yung bag mo para hindi mahulog.
Be the captain or leader.
Lead the crew in our trip.
Ikapit mo ang crew sa biyahe natin.