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magdamag

magdamág with stress marks

all night

adverb mag-da-MAG DERIVED Derived origin Less Common

From root: damag

Usage Note

Magdamag means throughout the entire night without stopping — from dusk until dawn. It is used to describe activities done continuously overnight, such as studying, celebrating, or working. The word conveys endurance or intensity and is common in both formal narratives and casual storytelling.

Examples

Beginner

" Nag-aral siya magdamag. "

Natural Translation

He studied all night.

Literal Translation

Studied he all-night.

Intermediate

" Gising siya magdamag. "

Natural Translation

He/She was awake all night.

Literal Translation

Awake he/she all night.

Advanced

" Nagtrabaho silang magdamag para matapos ang proyekto bago dumating ang takdang araw kinaumagahan. "

Natural Translation

They worked all night to finish the project before the deadline arrived the next morning.

Literal Translation

Worked they-that all-night so finish the project before arrive the deadline the next-morning.

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