Meaning of "saksak"

saksak •

v.
• • sumaksak, sinaksak (-um-:-in) to stab, to pierce. Sinaksak ang isang lalaki kagabi. A man was stabbed last night. magsaksak, isaksak (mag-:i-)

v.
• • to stuff, to cram in clothes as in packing

v.
• • manaksak (mang-) to stab

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thrust

v.
• • 1. to push with force: magtulak (itulak) nang malakas, magsalya, isalya
  • 2. to shove, to put into with some force: magduldol, duldulan, iduldol
  • 3. to stab, pierce: sumaksak, saksakin, isaksak, umulos, ulusin, iulos, magtarak, tarakan, itarak

n.
• • 1. a push with force: malakas na tulak (pagtutulak)
  • 2. a stab, a pierce: saksak, ulos, tarak

stab

n.
• • 1. a thrust or blow made with a pointed weapon: saksak, pagsaksak, iwa, pag-iwa, ulos, pag-ulos
  • 2. a wound made by stabbing: saksak, tarak, iwa, ulos

v.
• • 1. to pierce or wound with a pointed weapon: sumaksak, manaksak, saksakin, umiwa, mang-iwa, iwaan, tumarak, itarak, tarakan
  • 2. to be wounded with a pointed weapon: masaksak, matarakan
  • 3. to wound sharply or deeply the feelings of another: masugatan (sugatan) nang labis ang puso (damdamin), papagdamdamin nang labis
  • 4. to pierce: bumutas, butasin, butasan, tumagos, tagusan