Maglagak (en. To place)

/maɡˈlaɡak/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

The verb maglagak means to put or carry out something in a place.

You should place the books on the table.

Maglagak ka ng mga libro sa mesa.

Also to place documents in a folder or container.

Place the important papers in the box.

Maglagak ng mga mahalagang papeles sa kahon.

It can also refer to putting necessary things for a project.

Allocate sufficient funds for the project.

Maglagak ng sapat na pondo para sa proyekto.

From the root word 'lagak' meaning to place or set down.

to place trust

to give trust to a person or situation

maglagak ng tiwala

lagak

Root word meaning to place or actually set down.

lagak

maglag Kong

A verb derived from 'lagak' meaning to place in a specific context.

maglag Kong

To become obsessed

Seriously, I've become so obsessed with her that I can't sleep thinking about her.

Grabe, naglagak na ako sa kanya, hindi na ako makatulog sa sobrang iniisip siya.

To be overly emotional

He became overly emotional on social media after their breakup, posting nothing but feels.

Naglagak siya sa social media after ng breakup nila, puro hugot posts.

To be cheesy

My friend is being so cheesy again in his way of courting.

Naglagak na naman yung tropa ko sa pagkaka-corny niya sa panliligaw.