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    Magbunsod (en. To cause)

    ma-gbun-sod

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishTagalog
    verb
    A verb that means to cause an event or condition.
    His actions caused a significant change in the community.
    Ang kanyang mga aksyon ay nagbunsod ng isang malaking pagbabago sa komunidad.
    Creating motivation or inspiration in others.
    The teacher aims to inspire interest in students about science.
    Nais ng guro na magbunsod ng interes sa mga mag-aaral tungkol sa agham.
    Encouraging or motivating a person to act.
    The news prompted him to participate in the volunteer program.
    Ang mga balita ay nagbunsod sa kanya na lumahok sa programa ng bolunterismo.

    Etymology

    The word 'bunsod' comes from the root word 'bunsod' meaning 'movement' or 'initiation'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to incite action
    to encourage or compel a person or group to act.
    magbunsod ng aksyon
    sparked an idea
    emphasized or initiated a new thought.
    nagbunsod ng ideya

    Related Words

    bunsod
    A root word meaning reason or cause that prompts or incites an event.
    bunsod
    cause
    A noun that refers to the reason for an event or occurrence.
    sanhi

    Slang Meanings

    to happen
    This might cause problems for us.
    Baka magbunsod ito ng problema sa atin.
    to trigger
    This news will trigger his anger.
    Ang balitang ito ay magsisilbing magbunsod sa kanyang galit.
    to encourage
    He was the one who encouraged me to go back to school.
    Siya ang nagbunsod sa akin na bumalik sa pag-aaral.
    to initiate
    The group needs to initiate a new project.
    Kailangang magbunsod ng bagong proyekto ang grupo.