Meaning of "sira"

sira •

n.
• • a tear (as in clothing), a defect sira'

adj.
• • destroyed, broken

v.
• • sumira' (-um-) to destroy, to break, to rip, to tear. Sumira siya sa aming usapan. She broke our verbal agreement. manira', sirain (mang-:-in)

v.
• • Huwag mong sirain ang laruan. Don't break the toy.

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damage

n.
• • harm or injury that lessens value or usefulness: pinsala, kapinsalaan, sira, kasiraan

v.
• • to harm or injure so as to lessen value or usefulness: sumira, masira, sirain, puminsala, mapinsala, pinsalain

wrong

adj.
• • 1. not right: lisya, mali, hindi tama, hindi tumpak
  • 2. wicked: masama
  • 3. not correct, not what it should be: sala, mali, hindi wasto
  • 4. not proper, not fit: mali, hindi tumpak, lisya, hindi bagay
  • 5. not meant to be seen, least important ( for cloth, etc., use the noun): kabaligtaran
  • 6. out of order: may diperensiya, may sira, sira

n.
• • 1. anything not right, a mistake: kamalian, kasamaan, kasamaan, sala, kasalanan
  • 2. an injury, harm: pinsala adv. in a wrong manner, ill, badly: masama, mali

v.
• • to do wrong to, to treat unfairly, to harm: puminsala, pinsalain, manakit, sumakit, saktan, tratuhin nang masama, gawan ng di mabuti, magkasala, pagkasalanan, pagkasalahan

order

n.
• • an order, a serving (of food) [var. orden]

v.
• • 1. to tell what to do, to command, to give an order: mag-utos, utusan, iutos, mag-atas, atasan, iatas, mag-orden, ordenan, iorden
  • 2. to put in order, to arrange: magayos, ayusin, isaayos, maghusay husayin
  • 3. to give (a store, etc.) an order for: pumedido, magpabilin, pabilin
  • 4. to decide: magpasiya, pasiyahan, ipasiya, gustuhin
  • 5. to place an order: mag-order, umorder, orderin

n.
• • 1. the way one thing follows another: pagkakasunud-sunod
  • 2. a condition in which every part or piece is in its right place: ayos, kaayusan, pagkakaayos
  • 3. condition, state: kaayusan, kalagayan
  • 4. state or condition of things in which the law is obeyed and there is no trouble: katiwasayan, katahimikan
  • 5. a command, telling what to do: utos, kautusan, orden, atas
  • 6. a paper saying that money is to be given or paid: hiropostal, money order
  • 7. a statement or list of things telling a store or tradesman what you wish sent: pedido, order
  • 8. in biology, a group in the classifying of plants and animals: grupo, angkan
  • 9. social rank, grade, or class: uri, klase
  • 10. rule, regulation: patakaran, tuntunin, alituntunin
  • 11. a brotherhood of monks, friars, or knights: orden
  • 12. by order: sa utos
  • 13. call to order, ask to be quiet and start work: magpatahimik, patahimikin (upang magsimula)
  • 14. in order, in the right arrangement: nasa ayos, maayos
  • 15. in order that, in order to, so that, with the aim that, for the purpose of: upang, sa hangaring, sa layuning
  • 16. made to order: pasadya, ipinasadya
  • 17. to order about or around, to send here and there, to tell to do this and that: utus-utusan, sugu-suguin
  • 18. order of the day, the way things are, the way people are doing things, the style: kalakaran, moda, uso, takbo
  • 19. out of order means (a) not working right: sira, may sira, may diperensiya (b) against the rules (of a meeting): labag sa tuntunin (c) in the wrong arrangement or condition: wala sa ayos, magulo

bad

adj.
• • 1. not good: masama
  • 2. spoiled, e.g. food: sira, panis
  • 3. rotten: bulok
  • 4. severe: matindi
  • 5. bad , to feel unwell: sumama ang pakiramdam
  • 3. to feel displeased or hurt: maghinanakit, magdamdam interj. Too bad!: Sayang!

screw

n.
• • 1. a kind of nail with a ridge twisted evenly around its length: tornilyo, turnilyo
  • 2. propeller that moves a boat: elise

v.
• • 1. to turn as a screw does, twist: magroskas, iroskas
  • 2. to fasten with a screw or screws: magtornilyo, itornilyo, tornilyuhan
  • 3. to have a screw loose, to be crazy (slang): maluwag ang tornilyo, loko, sira ang ulo

ragged

adj.
• • 1. worn or torn into rags: sira-sira, punit-punit, gulanit, gulagulanit
  • 2. rough: magaspang
  • 3. having loose shreds or bits: mahimulmol, mulmulin
  • 4. wearing ragged clothes: nanlilimahid

trouble

v.
• • 1. to disturb, cause distress or worry to: manggulo, guluhin, manligalig, ligaligin, mambagabag, bagabagin, tumigatig, tigatigin, manggambala, gambalain
  • 2. to be disturbed or worried: matigatig, magambala, maligalig, mabahala, mabagabag, magulo
  • 3. to take trouble, to bother: mag-abala, magpakaabala, pagkaabalahan
  • 4. to cause extra work or effort to, to put someone to some inconvenience: mang-abala, abalahin
  • 5. to cause oneself inconvenience: mang-abala, magpakaabala

n.
• • 1. disturbance: gulo, kaguluhan
  • 2. distress, worry, difficulty: ligalig, kaligaligan, bagabag, pagkabagabag, balisa, pagkabalisa, hilahil, pagkahilahil
  • 3. extra work, bother, effort: abala, kaabalahan, pagkaabala, gambala, kagambalaan, pagkagambala
  • 4. a disordered condition, as of a machine: sira, kasiraan, pagkasira, depekto
  • 5. a quarrel: away, awayan, awayan, basag-ulo

tear

v.
• • 1. to pull apart by force: pumunit, punitin, pumilas, pilasin
  • 2. to become torn: mapunit, mapilas
  • 3. to tear into fragments or pieces: gumutay, gutayin, gutay-gutayin, paggutay-gutayin
  • 4. to pull hard, pull violently: bumaltak, baltakin
  • 5. to scratch badly, wound: sumugat, masugatan, sugatan
  • 6. to move with great force or haste: humagibis

n.
• • the torn place: sira, punit, pilas tears

n.
• • 1. a drop of salty water coming from the eye: luha
  • 2. to shed tears: lumuha, umiyak
  • 3. in tears, shedding tears: lumuluha, umiiyak

crazy

adj.
• • 1. insane: baliw, loko/a, hibang
  • 2. foolish: ulol
  • 3. deranged: sira ang isip/ulo
  • 4. to become crazy: maloko, mabaliw, maulol
  • 5. to be crazy about something: mahibang

mad

adj.
• • 1. out of ones head, crazy, insane: loko/a, sira ang isip (ulo, bait ), baliw, ulol
  • 2. blindly and unreasonably fond: hibang, lokong-loko
  • 3. very angry: galit na galit
  • 4. having rabies or hydrophobia (in dogs): ulol
  • 5. like mad, furiously, very hard: parang loko/a

sound

n.
• • 1. what can be perceived by ear, what is or can be heard: tunog
  • 2. a noise: ingay
  • 3. the sound of bells: tunog, telembang, kulingling o kililing
  • 4. a knocking sound: kalantog, kalatok, katok, tuktok
  • 5. a squeaking sound as of a new shoe: ingit
  • 6. the squeaking sound of a door hinge: langitngit
  • 7. the sound of running water, e.g., of a stream: lagaslas
  • 8. a reverberating sound like the drone of an airplane: ugong
  • 9. a wheezing sound, e.g., of an asthmatic: huni
  • 10. the sound of footsteps: yabag
  • 11. the whining sound of strong wind: haginit, hagunot
  • 12. the whining sound of a bullet: higing, haging
  • 13. a clacking sound such as produced by heels of shoes on a pavement: taguktok, lagatok, lagutok
  • 14. a sound such as caused by the clapping of the hands, etc.: palakpak
  • 15. a crunching sound as when chewing something hard: langutngot
  • 16. the sound of a falling water, as in a waterfall: lagaslas
  • 17. the splash of water caused by throwing a stone into a pool: bulabok, bulubok
  • 18. a rustling sound, e.g., of leaves, paper, cloth, etc.: kaluskos
  • 19. the sound produced by the throat in swallowing: lagok
  • 2.0 the sound of the heart beating when agitated: kabog
  • 2.1. a snapping sound such as caused by snapping the fingers: lagitik
  • 2.2. the cracking sound of a whip: lagitik, haginit
  • 2.3. a deep reverberating sound such as the echo of thunder or of a cannon: dagundong, kulog

v.
• • 1. to sound or cause to sound: tumunog, magpatunog, patunugin, humihip, hipan
  • 2. to make a sound or noise: mag-ingay, umingay
  • 3. to make a whining sound: umugong, humaginit, humagunot

adj.
• • 1. deep (as a sleep): mahimbing, malalim
  • 2. healthy, free from disease: malusog, mabuti
  • 3. free from injury, decay, or defect: magaling, mabuti, mahusay, walang sira, walang pinsala, maayos, buo
  • 4. strong, safe, secure: matatag, matibay, segurado
  • 5. right, correct, reasonable, reliable: tama, tumpak, makatarungan

unbalanced

adj.
• • 1. not balanced, out of equilibrium: tabingi, di timbang
  • 2. not entirely sane: kulangkulang ang isip, sira-sira ang isip, midyu-midyo

broken

adj.
• • 1. in pieces (See "break"): basag
  • 2. out of order, damaged: sira, may sira
  • 3. not even (referring to ground): hindi patag, baku-bako
  • 4. imperfectly spoken: mali-maling magsalita brooch

n.
• • an ornamental pin: alpiler, brotse

dagger

n.
• • a weapon for stabbing, with a short, pointed blade: balaraw, sira, sundang, punyal

worn-out

adj.
• • 1. used until no longer fit for use: sirang-sira na
  • 2. fatigued: pagod, pata, hapo

fool

n.
• • a person lacking in judgment: loko-loko/loka-loka, gago (a), ulol, sira, haling, hangal, tanga

v.
• • 1. to make a fool of: lumoko, maloko, lokohin
  • 2. to deceive: luminlang, magdaya
  • 3. to fool around: magansikot, maglimayon
  • 4. to fool with, to meddle with: makialam, pakialaman

stale

adj.
• • 1. not fresh: luma, dati, laon
  • 2. referring to fish: bilasa
  • 3. for food that has become sour or spoiled: sira, panis
  • 4. for food, wine, etc., that has lost its good taste: lipas, wala nang lasa

insane

adj.
• • foolish, crazy: loko/a, baliw, sira ang ulo, sira ang bait, ulol

whole

adj.
• • 1. having all its parts, complete: buo
  • 2. entire: buo, lahat
  • 3. not broken, in one piece: hindi sira, walang sira, hindi basag, walang basag, buo
  • 4. well, healthy (old use): mabuti, malakas ang katawan

n.
• • all of a thing, the total: isang buo, kabuuan, kalahatan

rip

v.
• • 1. to cut roughly, tear apart, tear off: pumunit, punitin, pumilas, pilasin, lumaslas, laslasin
  • 2. to be torn or rent: mapunit, masira
  • 3. to cut or pull out the threads in the seams of a garment by opening the seams: magtastas, tastasin

n.
• • 1. a tear, a torn place: punit, sira, pilas
  • 2. a seam burst in a garment: tastas

downcast

adj.
• • 1. turned downward: tungo, nakatungo, yuko, nakayuko, nakababa
  • 2. sad: malungkot, nalulungkot
  • 3. dejected, discouraged: sira ang loob

worn

adj.
• • 1. damaged by use: sira, sira-sira, gutay, gutay-gutay
  • 2. worn away (hollowed out or having holes, or worn by friction): uka, butas
  • 3. worn off (at the point or ends): pudpod, upod
  • 4. worn thin: gasgas
  • 5. tired, wearied: pagod, hapo, pata

topic

n.
• • a theme: paksa, ang pinag-uusapan (pinag-usapan, pag-uusapan), pagtatalakayan torn past participle of "tear". sinira, nasira, pinunit, napunit

adj.
• • 1. sira, punit
  • 2. falling to pieces: gutay, gutay-gutay, punit-punit, sira-sira

fault

n.
• • 1. a mistake: mali, pagkakamali, kamalian
  • 2. something that is not as it should be: pagkukulang
  • 3. sin, misdeed or violation: sala, kasalanan, pagkakasala
  • 4. defect: sira, kasiraan, depekto
  • 5. to find fault, to complain: magreklamo
  • 6. to find fault with, to object to, to criticize: pumuna, punahin, pumintas, mamintas, pintasan