Istigma (en. Stigma)

is-tig-ma

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

noun

A mark or symbol that associates a person with a negative reputation or trait.

The stigma surrounding mental illness prevents them from seeking help.

Ang istigma sa mga may sakit sa pag-iisip ay nagiging hadlang sa kanilang pagkuha ng tulong.

A social perception or idea that causes discrimination against a person or group.

The stigma regarding unemployed individuals leads to misunderstandings in society.

Ang istigma tungkol sa mga taong walang trabaho ay nagdudulot ng hindi pagkakaintindihan sa lipunan.

From the Greek word 'stigma' meaning 'seal' or 'mark.'

stigmatize

to label or accuse a person in a way that carries a negative connotation.

istigmatize

discrimination

An action of unfair treatment of a person or group based on their status, race, or other characteristics.

discriminasyon

prejudice

An unreasonable attitude or belief against a person or group before acquiring sufficient knowledge or experience.

prejudice

stigma related to mental health

Even though she went to therapy, it seems there's still a stigma that she's not normal.

Kahit na nagpa-therapy na siya, parang may istigma pa rin na 'di siya nagiging normal.

a negative perception or label on a person

Because of the stigma from his past, he found it hard to get a job.

Dahil sa istigmang dala ng kanyang nakaraan, nahirapan siyang makahanap ng trabaho.

shame or fear brought by others

Many people have a stigma against those who are sick, which is why they are ashamed to ask for help.

Maraming tao ang may istigma sa mga taong may sakit, kaya nahihiya silang humingi ng tulong.