Sumapol (en. Dive)

/suːˈmapol/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

The action of immersing or entering water.

The child dove into the river to wash his body.

Sumapol ang bata sa ilog upang maglinis ng kanyang katawan.

To proceed or enter a place via water.

He dived into the ocean to fish.

Siya ay sumapol sa karagatan upang mangisda.

A form of exploration under the water.

He loves to dive into the reefs to collect corals.

Mahilig siyang sumapol sa mga reef upang mangalap ng mga corals.

From the words 'sapa' and 'pul', referring to the action of entering water;

dive into the water

to enter or immerse in water quickly

sumapol sa tubig

brook

A flowing body of water, such as a river or stream.

sapa

To be stuck or caught in a situation that's hard to escape from.

It feels like I've been caught in my life situation, I don't know how to get out.

Parang sumapol ako sa sitwasyon ng buhay ko, hindi ko alam kung paano ako makakalabas.

To stumble upon a secret or information that shouldn't be known.

Because of her excessive curiosity, she stumbled upon things that she shouldn't know.

Dahil sa sobrang pagiging curious niya, sumapol siya sa mga bagay na di dapat nalalaman.