Maghahasik (en. To sow)

mah-gah-hah-sik

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

A verb meaning to plant seeds in the soil.

We will sow seeds next week.

Maghahasik kami ng mga buto sa susunod na linggo.

The process of placing seeds in the soil for growth.

Sowing is important in the spring season.

Mahalaga ang maghahasik sa panahon ng tagsibol.

The action aimed at initiating something or an idea.

He plans to sow ideas at the conference.

Nagpaplano siya na maghahasik ng mga ideya sa kumperensya.

The word 'maghahasik' derives from the root word 'hasik,' which means 'to scatter' or 'to plant.'

to sow hope

to provide hope to others through actions or words.

maghahasik ng pag-asa

scatter

The root word referring to the action of scattering or planting.

hasik

plant

The movement involving placing things in the soil.

tanim

pretending to be doing something or acting deliberately

It seems like he will spread knowledge, but the truth is he's just thinking of nonsense.

Parang maghahasik siya ng kaalaman, pero ang totoo nag-iisip lang ng kalokohan.

wasting time on nothing

Enough with spreading useless gossip, we need to study.

Tama na ang maghahasik ng puro chika, kailangan na nating mag-aral.