Magkasipon (en. To have colds)
mag-ka-si-pon
Meaning & Definition
EnglishTagalog
verb
A state or condition where a person has a cold.
Jose has a cold so he can't go to school.
Si Jose ay magkasipon kaya't hindi siya makapasok sa paaralan.
Having mucus in the nose or throat.
When you have a cold, you often sneeze.
Kapag magkasipon, madalas tayong bumabahing.
Sore throat caused by a cold.
I noticed I have a cold because my throat hurts.
Napansin kong magkasipon ako dahil sumasakit ang lalamunan ko.
Etymology
From the word 'magka-' indicating connection and 'sipon' which means phlegm or mucus.
Common Phrases and Expressions
I have a cold.
Magkasipon ako.
Magkasipon ako
Don't catch a cold.
Huwag kang magkasipon.
Huwag kang magkasipon
Related Words
mucus
Phlegm that comes from the nose or throat.
sipon
cough
Often occurs alongside a cold.
ubog
Slang Meanings
Sneezy
Oh no, I'm feeling sneezy again, can I see your medicine?
Oh no, magkasipon na naman ako, patingin nga sa gamot mo!
Sniffles
I have the sniffles again, seems like I'm catching a cold.
Naka-sniffles na naman ako, parang magkasipon ako.
Sore throat
I'm already feeling congested, I think I'm getting a sore throat today.
Naka-magasipon ako, parang sore throat na ako ngayon.