Kumumando (en. Commanding)
/kuˈmu.man.do/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishTagalog
verb
To issue an order or direct action to someone.
The teacher is commanding his students to be quiet.
Ang guro ay kumumando sa kanyang mga estudyante na maging tahimik.
To make a sound or signal to demonstrate leadership.
He needs to command the group for smooth operations.
Kailangan niyang kumumando sa grupo para sa maayos na operasyon.
Etymology
The word 'kumumando' comes from the root 'mando' which means 'to command' or 'an order'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
commanding an order
assigning tasks or orders to others
kumumando ng utos
following the command
acting according to someone’s order
pagsunod sa kumumando
Related Words
responsibility
This refers to the responsibilities associated with leadership.
tungkulin
leadership
The ability to lead others and make decisions.
pamumuno
Slang Meanings
to lead or push something forward
Of course, she's the one leading our event, so I'm sure this will be fun!
Siyempre, siya ang kumumando sa event natin, kaya sigurado akong masaya 'to!
gives commands or directions
There should be someone giving directions for the activities to run smoothly.
Dapat may kumumando sa mga activities para maayos ang lahat.