Magbalikwas (en. To rise again)

/maɡbaˈlikwas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

the act of rising from sleep or lying down

He rose from bed upon hearing the alarm.

Nagbalikwas siya mula sa kama nang marinig ang alarma.

returning to the previous state or gradually getting back

We will rise again to our former state after the trials.

Magbalikwas kami sa dati naming estado pagkatapos ng mga pagsubok.

to start again or to rise from a setback

They need to rise again to achieve their dreams.

Kailangan nilang magbalikwas upang makamit ang kanilang mga pangarap.

from the root word 'balik' and '-was' which signifies a new hope or beginning

rise again to challenges

to rise again despite challenges

magbalikwas sa hamon

you need to rise again

you should get back up after a defeat

kailangan mong magbalikwas

return

the act of going back or returning to a place or state

balik

broken

in a state of being broken or damaged, but can be rebuilt again

wasak

to get up quickly or wake up as if suddenly energized

I was so tired earlier, but in an instant, I got up to go to class.

Sobrang pagod ko kanina, pero sa isang iglap, nagbalikwas ako para pumasok sa klase.

to return to the previous situation or come back after being absent

He was gone from the group for a long time, but finally, he returned and joined again.

Matagal siyang nawala sa grupo, pero finally, nagbalikwas siya at sumali ulit.