Meaning of "hamak"

hamak •

adj.
• • abject, lowly, contemptible, of small account, vile, insignificant

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scum

n.
• • 1. a thin layer that rises to the top of a liquid: iskoma, linab
  • 2. low, worthless people: mga hamak na tao

sluggard

n.
• • a lazy, sluggish person: taong tamad at mabagal small

adj.
• • 1. not large, little: maliit, munti, kaunti
  • 2. not important: maliit, walang kuwenta (halaga), munti, di mahalaga
  • 3. mean: imbi, hamak

low

adj.
• • 1. in a low place, near the ground: mababa
  • 2. small, less than the usual, e.g. price: mababa, maliit
  • 3. mean, course, vulgar: bastos, mahalay, masagwa, magaspang
  • 4. not loud: mahina
  • 5. not high or exalted (as an opinion): hamak, mababa

n.
• • in low spirits, with little energy or joy: walang sigla, malungkot, matamlay adv. not loudly: nang mahina

poor

adj.
• • 1. having a few things or nothing: mahirap, maralita, dukha, pobre
  • 2. not good in quality, lacking something: hindi (di) mabuti, masama, mahina, walang kuwenta, hindi magaling
  • 3. unfortunate, needing pity: kaawa-awa, kahabag-habag
  • 4. lowly, common, insignificant: aba, hamak

n.
• • poor people: ang mga mahirap (pobre, dukha, maralita, dahop, salat)

common

adj.
• • 1. ordinary, not special: karaniwan, pangkaraniwan
  • 2. customary, usual: kaugalian, nakaugalian
  • 3. popular: palasak, laganap, popular
  • 4. belonging to all in a group: panlahat, para sa lahat
  • 5. public: pangmadla, pambayan
  • 6. below ordinary, mean, low: mababa, hamak
  • 7. widespread: laganap, kalat

mean

v.
• • 1. to have as a purpose, have in mind: maghangad, hangarin, magnais, naisin, magtangka, tangkain, mag-isip, isipin, may balak
  • 2. to intend: sadyain, kusain, tikisin
  • 3. intend to say: gustong sabihin, ibig sabihin
  • 4. to signify, denote: mangahulugan, ipakahulugan

adj.
• • 1. low in social position or rank, humble: hamak, aba, mababa
  • 2. of low quality or grade: mahina, mababa, mahinang uri, di-mahusay, di-magaling
  • 3. selfish: masakim, makamkam