From root: ayon
Usage Note
Pag-ayon sa agos refers to the act of following a trend or the current direction of things. It denotes the act of conforming or complying.
Examples
" Salamat sa pag-ayon mo. "
Natural Translation
Thank you for your agreement.
Literal Translation
Thanks at the agreement your.
" Salamat sa iyong pag-ayon. "
Natural Translation
Thank you for your agreement.
Literal Translation
Thanks to your agreement.
" Ang basta-basta na pag-ayon sa bawat utos ng pinuno, kahit mali, ay hindi tanda ng katapatan kundi ng takot. "
Natural Translation
Carelessly agreeing to every order of the leader, even when wrong, is not a sign of loyalty but of fear.
Literal Translation
The careless that agreement at every order of the leader, even wrong, is not sign of loyalty but of fear.
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ayon has 8 related forms built from the same root.
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