From root: gilid
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
iginilid
i-gi-ni-LID
moved something to the edge
Present (Incomplete)
iginigilid
i-gi-ni-gi-LID
moving something to the edge
Future (Contemplated)
igigilid
i-gi-gi-LID
will move something to the edge
Usage Note
Igilid is used when instructing someone to move an object or a vehicle to the side or edge of a space. It is commonly heard in driving contexts when pulling over or when arranging items to clear a pathway.
Examples
" Igilid mo ang upuan. "
Natural Translation
Move the chair to the side.
Literal Translation
Move-to-edge you the chair.
" Gusto kong igilid ang plorera. "
Natural Translation
I want to move the vase to the edge.
Literal Translation
Want by-me move-to-edge the vase.
" Iginilid namin ang kotse sa tabi ng kalsada para makaraan ang mga sasakyang nasa likuran namin. "
Natural Translation
We moved the car to the side of the road so that the vehicles behind us could pass.
Literal Translation
Moved-to-edge we the car at side of road so pass the plural vehicle that-at behind us.
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