Sakada (en. Agricultural laborer)

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Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

noun

An agricultural worker who typically harvests crops in the fields.

The sakada works in the rice fields throughout the harvest season.

Ang sakada ay nagtatrabaho sa mga palayan sa buong panahon ng anihan.

A person who works in agricultural tasks under a contract.

Many sakadas enter into contracts with farmers.

Maraming sakada ang umaabot sa mga kontrata mula sa mga magsasaka.

Usually refers to workers who are not permanent employees on farms.

Typically, more sakadas are hired during peak seasons.

Kadalasang mas maraming sakada ang kinukuha sa panahon ng kasaganaan.

agricultural workers

workers in agriculture who harvest crops.

mga sakada

farming

The process of planting and harvesting crops.

pagsasaka

Suck up or support from a higher level worker.

My boss might make a suck-up out of me, so I need to work harder.

Baka sakadahin na ako ng boss ko, kaya kailangan kong magsikap.

Person working in the fields, often in the lower class.

The field workers are always the ones taking care of the crops.

Yung mga sakada, sila lagi ang nag-aalaga ng mga pananim.

Worker without a regular income, often in agricultural contracts.

For field workers, you never know when the next paycheck will come.

Sa mga sakada, hindi mo alam kung kailan ang susunod na sweldo.