Maghayuma (en. To cast a spell)

maɡha.ju.ma

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

An action or process related to magic that aims to cause bad fortune to a person.

He believed that his enemy intentionally cast a spell on his brother.

Naniniwala siya na sinadyang maghayuma ng kanyang kaaway ang kanyang kapatid.

Creating magic to control the mind or emotions of another person.

He used a powerful incantation to cast a spell on his beloved.

Gumamit siya ng mabisang orasyon upang maghayuma ng kanyang iniibig.

The term 'hayuma' is native to Tagalog meaning 'pulling of bad fortune'.

to cast a love spell

to use magic to gain the love of someone

maghayuma ng pag-ibig

hayuma

A type of magic that aims to impose or cause undesirable events.

hayuma

A term or phrase used with friends for food or drinks.

Let's maghayuma later, maybe you want to chill and munch.

Maghayuma tayo mamaya, baka gusto mo mag-chill at lamon.

Expressing an invitation to hang out or chill, often involving food.

Juan said we should maghayuma at his house, or maybe on the street.

Sinabi ni Juan na maghayuma raw kami sa bahay niya este sa kalye.

Treat or food given to friends or family.

My aunt said we should always maghayuma when there are guests.

Sabi ng tita ko, dapat lagi tayong maghayuma pag may bisita.