Madiin (en. Firm)

/məˈdiːin/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

adjective

Refers to the quality of being firm or strong.

His firm grip proves that he is in a hurry.

Ang kanyang madiin na pagkakahawak ay nagpapatunay na siya’y nagmamadali.

Suggests an idea of determination or steadiness.

After the strong speech, he gained many supporters.

Matapos ang madiin na talumpati, nakakuha siya ng maraming tagasuporta.

A state of not weakening or being balanced.

A firm foundation is needed for the house.

Kailangan ng madiin na pundasyon para sa bahay.

Tagalog

firm grip

A type of grip that is strong.

madiing hawak

strong opinion

An opinion that is firm and stands strongly.

madiin na opinyon

steadfastness

The ability to stand or hold firm despite challenges.

katatagan

foundation

The base that supports a structure.

pundasyon

Tight or fierce grasp.

His hug was so tight, I felt like I was being squeezed!

Grabe ang madiin niyang yakap, para akong naipit!

With strength or conviction.

His opinion on the issue is firm; he's not easily swayed.

Madiin ang kanyang opinyon sa isyu, hindi siya natitinag.

Unique or astonishing.

That performance was really intense; we were all shocked!

Madiin talaga yung performance na 'yon, lahat kami na-shock!