Nakayuko (en. Bent)
nah-kah-yoo-koh
Meaning & Definition
EnglishTagalog
adverb
Indicates an action where a person or object is bent or bowed down.
He is bent over while tidying up his belongings.
Siya ay nakayuko habang nagliligpit ng kanyang mga gamit.
Etymology
Derived from the root word 'yuko,' meaning 'to bend down' or 'to bow'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
the head is bent down
having a low posture or feeling of sadness.
nakayuko ang ulo
Related Words
bend
A verb meaning to lower the body to a bent position.
yuko
Slang Meanings
looking down or avoiding interaction
I was laughing, Jess was just hunched in the corner.
Tawang-tawa ako, nakayuko lang si Jess sa sulok.
regretful or remorseful
After what happened, he was hunched over as if deep in thought.
Pagkatapos ng nangyari, nakayuko siya na parang may malalim na iniisip.
extremely shy
When the teacher called him, he was hunched over in embarrassment.
Nang tinawag siya ng teacher, nakayuko siya sa kahihiyan.