Magsugo (en. To command)

maɡˈsuɡo

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

The act of giving orders or assigning tasks.

Send help to our fellow countrymen.

Magsugo ka ng tulong sa ating mga kababayan.

The action of calling someone to do something.

Let's send them before it gets dark.

Magsugo na tayo bago magdilim.

Requesting or calling for someone to take a specific action.

Send a statement regarding the situation.

Magsugo ng pahayag ukol sa sitwasyon.

Derived from the word 'sugo' meaning 'messenger' or 'command'.

send a person

To order a person to do something.

magsugo ng tao

send a message

To relay information through a person.

magsugo ng mensahe

messenger

A person who is sent with orders or messages.

sugo

order

A statement that expresses a command or directive.

utos

to command or delegate work to others

Boss said, send people for the cleanup.

Sabi ni boss, magsugo ka ng mga tao para sa cleanup.

to speak or command with a beautiful voice

You're great at commanding, it's like you have power in your voice!

Ang galing mong magsugo, parang may power ka sa boses mo!