Makasawa (en. Tired of)

makasáwa

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

adjective

Expresses the feeling of being tired or bored with something.

I am tired of watching the same shows.

Makasawa na akong manood ng pare-parehong palabas.

Having boredom or doubt about continuous work or experience.

He is tired of the repetitive tasks.

Makasawa na siya sa paulit-ulit na gawain.

The term 'makasawa' comes from the root word 'sawa' meaning tiredness or boredom of something.

I am fed up.

I am losing interest or desire.

Sawa na ako.

Tired of everything.

Feeling tired or bored with things.

Makasawa kahit saan.

boredom

Contains the idea of being bored or tired of something.

sawa

tiredness

Feeling of tiredness that brings about disinterest.

pagod

a sign of something becoming normal when done for a long time

I hope my favorite dish doesn't become makasawa to eat every day, because cooking is hard.

Sana hindi makasawa ang gusto kong ulam araw-araw, kasi mahirap magluto.

losing passion or interest

I'm getting makasawa with life here in the province, I want to have some fun.

Makasawa na ako sa buhay-buhay dito sa probinsya, gusto ko nang magpakasaya.