Papatakpatak (en. Drip-drip)
pa-pa-tak-pa-tak
Meaning & Definition
EnglishTagalog
noun
An onomatopoeia that refers to the sound of dripping water or other liquid.
The loud drip-drip sound from the faucet is annoying.
Ang mataas na tunog ng papatakpatak ng tubig mula sa gripo ay nakakainis.
verb
The action of a liquid dripping.
When it rains, you can hear the drip-drip of water from the roof.
Kapag umuulan, naririnig ang papatakpatak ng tubig mula sa bubong.
Etymology
Tagalog origin, referring to the sound of dripping.
Common Phrases and Expressions
drip-drip of rain
refers to the sound of rain hitting the ground or roof.
papatakpatak ng ulan
Related Words
drop
Refers to a drop of liquid, usually water.
patak
pouring
The action of spilling or flowing of a large amount of liquid.
buhos
Slang Meanings
runs quickly
Mark runs so fast, it's like he's just 'papatakpatak'!
Sobrang bilis ng takbo ni Mark, parang papatakpatak lang!
explosion or breakdown
Oh no, it’s like my cellphone just 'papatakpatak,' it suddenly crashed!
Naku, parang papatakpatak ang nangyari sa cellphone ko, biglang nag-crash!
weird or abnormal
The news he had earlier was a bit 'papatakpatak,' I don't know if it's true.
Yung balita niya kanina, medyo papatakpatak, hindi ko alam kung totoo.