Sibat (en. Spear)

/siˈbat/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog
noun
A long pole weapon typically with a pointed blade.
He used a spear to catch fish.
Gumamit siya ng sibat upang manghuli ng isda.
A type of spear used in battle.
The warriors brought spears to the war.
Ang mga mandirigma ay nagdala ng mga sibat sa digmaan.
A symbol of strength or bravery.
The spear represents the courage of his tribe.
Ang sibat ay kumakatawan sa tapang ng kanyang tribo.

Etymology

From Spanish 'sibat', referring to a type of spear.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to make a spear
to create or offer a weapon.
magtaga ng sibat

Related Words

hunting
Using a spear as a tool for fishing or hunting.
panghuhuli
warrior
A person who uses a spear in combat.
mandirigma

Slang Meanings

Sibat that's annoying, for a pesky person
That sibat is nervous everywhere.
Ang sibat na 'yan, kabado kahit saan.
Sibat that's like flirting or sweet-talking
Wow, that flirtation felt light when we chatted.
Hala, sibat ang gaan ng dating nung nagchat kami.
Sibat that's hardworking and cunning
They're really on top of their studies, always a 1st honor.
Sibat talaga siya sa pag-aaral, laging 1st honor.
Sibat that's lurking, watching closely
There they are, lurking behind the group.
Ayun siya, sibat na nakabuntot sa grupo.