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    Umagitit (en. To stir up)

    /umagí-tit/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishTagalog
    verb
    A verb meaning to cause fear or anger to others.
    His words stirred up everyone's emotions.
    Ang kanyang mga salita ay umagitit sa damdamin ng lahat.
    To cause conflict or misunderstanding.
    Do not stir up strife among the people around.
    Huwag umagitit ng alitan sa mga tao sa paligid.
    To bring out emotions or reactions from a person.
    Sometimes events can stir up unexpected reactions.
    Minsan, ang mga pangyayari ay umagitit ng hindi inaasahang reaksyon.

    Etymology

    The word 'umagitit' originates from the root word 'agit' which means 'to cause fear or anger'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to stir up one's insides
    to become very angry.
    umagitit ang loob

    Related Words

    agit
    The word 'agit' refers to urging or provoking an emotion or feeling that most often leads to fear or anger.
    agit
    outburst
    A sudden eruption of fear or anger often caused by unfavorable events.
    pagsiklab

    Slang Meanings

    to reach or touch emotions
    When I heard his voice, it felt like my heart reached out.
    Nang marinig ko ang kanyang boses, parang umagitit ang puso ko.
    to give energy or light
    His smile is like a light in my dark life.
    Yung ngiti niya parang umagitit sa madilim kong buhay.
    to emerge or become noticeable
    In the midst of problems, solutions became evident.
    Sa gitna ng mga problema, umagitit ang mga solusyon.