Mapagpakasakit (en. Sacrificial)
/ma-pag-pa-ka-sakit/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishTagalog
adjective
Shows the ability or quality that encourages sacrifice or suffering for the welfare of others.
His sacrificial nature prompted him to help those in need.
Ang kanyang mapagpakasakit na kalikasan ay nag-udyok sa kanya na tumulong sa mga nangangailangan.
Demonstrates self-sacrifice to achieve a goal or to help others.
The sacrificial actions of teachers are essential in building a better society.
Ang mapagpakasakit na pagkilos ng mga guro ay mahalaga sa pagbuo ng mas mabuting lipunan.
Etymology
From the root 'pakasakit', which means suffering or endurance.
Common Phrases and Expressions
sacrificial person
A person willing to sacrifice for the welfare of others.
mapagpakasakit na tao
Related Words
sacrifice
The act of giving oneself or something for the welfare of others.
sakripisyo
generosity
The quality of being willing to give to others without expecting anything in return.
pagkamapagbigay
Slang Meanings
Diligent or patient in household tasks or other responsibilities.
Aunt Nena is so hardworking; she works every day even when she doesn't feel like getting up.
Grabe ang mapagpakasakit ni Aling Nena, araw-araw siyang nagtatrabaho kahit walang ganang bumangon.
Too determined or striving to achieve something, even if it's difficult.
Those students who are truly hardworking, no matter how tough the exam is, they don't back down.
Yung mga estudyante na mapagpakasakit talaga, kahit anong hirap ng exam, wala silang inuurungan.