Isakay (en. To load (something onto a vehicle))

/isakɑɪ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

To place something onto a vehicle or conveyance.

Load the luggage into the trunk of the car.

Isakay mo ang mga bagahe sa trunk ng kotse.

To arrange something for use during a journey.

We need to load the passengers before leaving.

Kailangan nating isakay ang mga pasahero bago umalis.

To put a person or thing into a mode of transportation.

Get him on the jeep so he can go home.

Isakay mo siya sa jeep upang makauwi na siya.

The word 'isakay' is derived from the words 'isa' meaning 'one' and 'akay' meaning 'to guide or lead'.

load properly or safely

to ensure a safe loading process

isakay ng maayos

load and leave

to load and then depart immediately

isakay at umalis

ride

Act of boarding a vehicle.

sakay

trip

A journey or transfer from one place to another.

byahe

Just let me ride with you

Let me ride in your car, I'm late!

Isakay mo na ako sa kotse mo, late na ako!

Take me with you!

Bring me to the event, I want to join the fun!

Isakay mo ako sa event, gusto kong makisaya!

Let's load up

Just load the stuff into the van, we're leaving.

Isakay na lang ang mga gamit sa van, aalis na tayo.