Magpanikelado (en. To panic)
/mægˌpænɪˈkelɑdo/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishTagalog
verb
A verb that refers to the act of feeling alarmed or anxious due to a sudden event.
People panicked upon hearing the news about the earthquake.
Nagpanikelado ang mga tao nang marinig ang balita tungkol sa lindol.
An action that results in misunderstandings or wrong decisions due to fear.
Because they panicked, they decided to run without thinking.
Dahil nagpanikelado sila, nagpasya silang tumakbo nang hindi nag-iisip.
Etymology
Derived from the term 'panikelado', which comes from 'panikela' meaning 'thin fabric' or 'very thin'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Juan panicked
Juan showed excessive fear and concern.
nagpanikelado si Juan
Related Words
panic
An intense fear or anxiety that leads to irrational behavior.
panic
fear
An emotion created by fear or anxiety.
takot
Slang Meanings
to panic or go into panic mode
When there's an exam coming, I started to panic with the amount I need to study.
Pag may exam na, nagpanikelado na ako sa dami ng kailangan aralin.
to become overly anxious
He panicked when he found out he was late for the meeting.
Nagpanikelado siya nang malaman niyang late na siya sa meeting.
suddenly became chaotic
When the fire was seen, everyone on the street panicked.
Nang makita ang sunog, nagpanikelado lahat ng tao sa kalsada.