Iuka (en. To remove)
/iˈuka/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishTagalog
verb
Performs the action of removing or diverting something.
Remove the items you no longer need.
Iuka mo ang mga bagay na hindi mo na kailangan.
An order or statement expressing departure.
Take away the water on the floor.
Iuka ang tubig sa sahig.
Promoting cleaning a place or situation.
Clear away the clutter around.
Iuka ang mga kalat sa paligid.
Etymology
Derived from the root word 'uka' meaning to remove or drive away.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Remove everything that is not important.
Eliminate things that are of no value.
Iuka ang lahat ng hindi mahalaga.
Related Words
to dig up
Often benefits from removal or avoidance.
ukab
Slang Meanings
A lot of nonsensical or silly talk.
Wow, you're spilling a lot of nonsense in that story!
Naku, ang dami mong iuka sa kwentong 'yan!
To dodge or escape.
He skedaddled when he heard the boss's voice.
Nag-iuka siya nang marinig ang boses ni boss.