Mamasa (en. To moisten)
/ma-ma-sa/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishTagalog
verb
A verb referring to the action of wetting or moistening.
Moisten a towel for the wet floor.
Mamasa ka ng tuwalya para sa basang sahig.
The process of applying water or liquid to something.
We need to moisten the leaves to keep them fresh.
Kailangan naming mamasa ang mga dahon upang mapanatili ang mga ito.
The presence of liquid on the surface of something.
Moisten the paper a bit before starting the art.
Mamasa ng kaunti ang papel bago magsimula sa sining.
Etymology
Originating from the word 'masa' meaning a part of the body used for movement.
Common Phrases and Expressions
moisten the soil
Applying water to the soil to make it wet.
mamasa ng lupa
moisten the lips
Making the lips moist to prevent dryness.
mamasa ang labi
Related Words
soaking wet
The state of being filled with water or liquid.
basang-basa
moistening
The process or action of moistening.
pagmamasa
Slang Meanings
to hang out or chill with others
Let's hang out at home later!
Taralets, mamasa tayo sa bahay mamaya!
to chill and not take anything seriously
Whatever we do, as long as we hang out, that's fine!
Kahit anong gawin natin, basta mamasa lang, okay na!
to be with friends for unwinding
It's fun being with the gang, let's just hang out!
Masaya pagkasama ang tropa, mamasa lang tayo!