magdumog
magdúmog with stress marks
to swarm
From root: dumog
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
nagdumog
nag-DU-mog
swarmed
Present (Incomplete)
nagdudumog
nag-du-DU-mog
is swarming
Future (Contemplated)
magdudumog
mag-du-DU-mog
will swarm
Usage Note
Magdumog is the actor-focus form of dumog, used when the swarming group is the grammatical subject. It is common in military, martial arts, and crowd contexts where multiple people converge on a single target simultaneously.
Examples
" Magdumog ang mga tao sa konsiyerto. "
Natural Translation
People swarm at the concert.
Literal Translation
Swarm the people at concert.
" Magsisimula na magdumog ang mga tao sa konsiyerto. "
Natural Translation
People will start to swarm at the concert.
Literal Translation
Will-start , to swarm the person at concert.
" Kapag binuksan na ang pinto, tiyak na magdudumog ang libu-libong tao para makakuha ng murang tiket. "
Natural Translation
Once the door is opened, thousands of people will surely swarm to get the cheap tickets.
Literal Translation
When opened now the door, sure to swarm the thousands people to get of cheap ticket.
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