Sumulsol (en. To incite)

/suˈmul.sol/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

To do something improperly or with malicious intent.

His aim was to incite a conflict among friends.

Ang kanyang layunin ay sumulsol ng hidwaan sa pagitan ng mga kaibigan.

To instigate a problem or chaos in a situation.

We need to prevent anyone from inciting trouble in our community.

Kailangan nating pigilan ang sinumang gustong sumulsol sa ating komunidad.

To give bad advice or influence to others.

Bad friends often incite teenagers to do wrong.

Ang mga masamang kaibigan ay madalas na sumulsol sa mga kabataan na gumawa ng mali.

From the word 'sulsol' meaning to whisper or incite treachery.

to incite a fight

to instigate a conflict or fight with others

sumulsol ng away

whisper

The act of hinting or inciting bad behavior.

sulsol

To start or initiate something without caution.

It seems like he just sumulsol'd into this project, without any plan at all.

Parang sumulsol na lang siya sa project na 'to, wala man lang planong ginawa.

To instigate trouble or conflict.

Don't sumulsol in other people's fights, you have no business there.

Huwag kang sumulsol sa mga away ng ibang tao, wala kang pakialam diyan.

To speak or act poorly in front of others.

When he sumulsol'd at the party, everyone went silent.

Nang sumulsol siya sa party, tumahimik ang lahat.