idikit
idikít with stress marks
to stick [it]
From root: dikit
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
idinikit
i-di-NI-kit
stuck
Present (Incomplete)
idinidikit
i-di-ni-di-KIT
is being stuck
Future (Contemplated)
ididikit
i-di-di-KIT
will be stuck
Usage Note
Idikit is the instrumental object-focus form of dikit, taking the i- prefix, used when the item being affixed — a sticker, photograph, or label — is the grammatical focus. It pairs with the actor-focus magdikit and is common in craft, decoration, and scrapbooking contexts.
Examples
" Idikit mo ang sticker dito. "
Natural Translation
Stick the sticker here.
Literal Translation
Stick you the sticker here.
" Subukan mo na idikit ang larawan sa pader. "
Natural Translation
Try to stick the picture on the wall.
Literal Translation
Try you to stick the picture on wall.
" Maingat niyang idinikit ang mga lumang larawan sa album upang hindi mawala ang mga alaala ng pamilya. "
Natural Translation
She carefully stuck the old photos into the album so that the family's memories would not be lost.
Literal Translation
Careful she-of stuck the plural old picture in-the album so-that not disappear the plural memory of-the family.
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