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    Mabiyak (en. To split)

    ma-bi-yak

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishTagalog
    verb
    An action describing the process of splitting or breaking.
    The wood can split when hit by a hammer.
    Mabiyak ang kahoy kapag tinamaan ng hammer.
    Creating a gap or opening in something.
    The seven grains of corn may be split to make flour.
    Mabiyak ang pitong butil ng mais upang gawing harina.
    Similar to breaking something into two or more parts.
    The banana can split if squeezed too hard.
    Mabiyak ang saging pag piniga nang masyado.

    Etymology

    from the root word 'biyak' meaning 'broken' or 'split'

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to break the heart
    affected by extreme sadness or hardship
    mabiyak ang puso

    Related Words

    split
    An adjective describing something that is divided or broken.
    biyak
    broken
    An adjective referring to something that is damaged or shattered.
    basag

    Slang Meanings

    Noisy or talkative without any purpose.
    There were so many noisy people at the party last night, they wouldn't stop chatting!
    Ang daming mabiyak sa party kagabi, walang tigil ang mga kwentuhan!
    Strange chaos or mess.
    It was so chaotic during our hangout, it was like such a mess!
    Sobrang mabiyak sa hangout namin, parang ang gulo-gulo!
    Saying something untrue or exaggerating.
    Don't believe him, he's just being noisy, that's not true.
    Huwag kang maniwala sa kanya, mabiyak lang 'yan, di 'yan totoo.