Mamitak (en. To flap or wave)

ma-mi-tak

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog
verb
Mamatak is the action of moving a bird's wings or other objects thus causing air or sound creation.
The bird was built on his flight and gave a cold air.
Ang ibon ay mamitak sa kanyang paglipad at nagbigay ng malamig na hangin.
It also means to show a movement that can bring attention to others.
He held his hand as he spoke on stage.
Mamitak ang kanyang kamay habang siya ay nagsasalita sa entablado.
A form of action that is often used in art or dance that describes dynamics and rhythm.
In his dance, he was wearing every beat of the music.
Sa kanyang sayaw, siya ay mamitak sa bawat beat ng musika.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to flap wings
the movement of wings demonstrating flight or motion.
mamitak ng pakpak

Related Words

perch
A type of furniture used by birds that may flap.
papag

Slang Meanings

to stay strong or act bravely despite challenges
You really need to mamitak in situations like this!
Kailangan mo talagang mamitak sa mga ganitong sitwasyon!
don't give up or surrender
We can't give up, we just have to mamitak!
Hindi tayo pwede sumuko, mamitak lang tayo!