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    Magdadarag (en. To carry)

    mag-da-da-rag

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishTagalog
    verb
    A verb that refers to the action of carrying or bringing something.
    I will carry books to school tomorrow.
    Magdadarag ako ng mga libro sa paaralan bukas.
    It can also imply the delivery of a message or information.
    He will bring news from his mother.
    Magdadarag siya ng balita mula sa kanyang ina.
    It is commonly used in the context of bringing a person or object to a place.
    Parents will take their children to school.
    Ang mga magulang ay magdadarag ng kanilang mga anak sa paaralan.

    Etymology

    Derived from the prefix 'mag-' indicating an action and the root 'darag' which means to bring or carry.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    bringing souvenirs
    bringing gifts or food for relatives or friends from a trip.
    magdadarag ng pasalubong

    Related Words

    carry
    A root word meaning to bring or deliver.
    dara
    brought items
    A noun referring to items that are carried.
    dala

    Slang Meanings

    Looking for a way to get back at someone
    She might just go for revenge on those who wronged her.
    Baka magdadarag na lang siya para sa mga nagloko sa kanya.
    To become rebellious or defiant
    She has started to defy the school rules.
    Nagsimula na siyang magdadarag sa mga patakaran ng paaralan.
    To rush or make an effort to get what one wants
    You'd better hurry up with the call if you don't want to be late.
    Magdadarag ka na sa pagtawag kung ayaw mong ma-late.