Makakibo (en. To be able to move)

ma-ka-ki-bo

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog
verb
A verb that means having the ability to move or do something.
This child can move even when he is in pain.
Ang batang ito ay makakibo kahit na siya ay nahihirapan.
Refers to the ability to move or participate in activities.
With the help of therapy, he can move again.
Sa tulong ng therapy, siya ay makakibo na muli.
Indicates the potential to act in the future.
With the right training, he will be able to move next week.
Sa tamang pagsasanay, siya ay makakibo sa susunod na linggo.

Etymology

derived from the root word 'kibo', which means action or movement.

Common Phrases and Expressions

You will be able to move too!
You will also take action.
Makakibo ka rin!

Related Words

kibo
The act of moving or doing.
kibo
verb
A part of speech that describes an action.
pandiwa

Slang Meanings

Spend money
When you get back, we will spend money on the things we need to buy.
Kapag bumalik ka, makakibo na tayo sa mga kailangan nating bilhin.
To participate
Even if you're not part of it, you'll still participate in our gossip.
Kahit hindi ka kasali, makakibo ka pa rin sa chika namin.
Join in
It's okay for you to join in the game even if you're not a team member.
Ayos lang na makakibo ka sa laro kahit hindi ka member ng team.