Magsaksak (en. To stab)

/makˈsaksak/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog
verb
An action of stabbing or piercing something.
You should stab a knife into a few vegetables for the soup.
Magsaksak ka ng kutsilyo sa kaunting gulay para sa sabaw.
To pierce or insert something into another.
Insert paper into the hole of the binder.
Magsaksak ng papel sa butas ng binder.
An action that may cause pain.
Do not stab something carelessly.
Huwag magsaksak ng bagay nang walang pag-iingat.

Etymology

Derived from the word 'saksak' meaning 'to stab' or 'to pierce'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to stab with a knife
to use a knife for cutting food
magsaksak ng kutsilyo

Related Words

stab
An action of inserting one thing into another.
saksak
blade
Refers to the tool used for stabbing.
patalim

Slang Meanings

To stab or to insert something quickly into another thing.
Insert various ideas into the project quickly.
Magsaksak ka na sa iba’t ibang ideya para sa proyekto.
To input excessive information or ideas.
Don't overload the report with too many details, be concise.
Huwag magsaksak ng sobra-sobrang detalye sa report, maging concise ka.
To love or engage without hesitation.
Go ahead and dive into love, there's nothing to lose.
Magsaksak ka na sa pagmamahal, wala namang mawawala.
To hold strong in a situation.
Stay strong during tough times, it won't last forever.
Magsaksak ka sa hirap, hindi ito habang buhay.