humagis
humagís with stress marks
to throw
From root: hagis
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
humagis
hu-ma-GIS
threw
Present (Incomplete)
humahagis
hu-ma-ha-GIS
is throwing
Future (Contemplated)
hahagis
ha-ha-GIS
will throw
Usage Note
Humagis is the actor-focus form of hagis, used when the thrower is the subject. The object-focus conveyance partner ihagis is more frequent in everyday speech when the thrown object is foregrounded, but humagis is the standard choice when emphasizing the actor's action.
Examples
" Humagis siya ng bola. "
Natural Translation
He threw a ball.
Literal Translation
Threw he of ball.
" Masarap humagis ng bato sa malawak na lawa. "
Natural Translation
It feels nice to throw a rock into a wide lake.
Literal Translation
Nice to throw of rock into wide , lake.
" Bilang laro tuwing tag-init, humahagis kami ng mga maliliit na bato sa tubig para makita kung sino ang pinakamalayo. "
Natural Translation
As a game every summer, we throw small stones into the water to see who can reach the farthest.
Literal Translation
As game every summer, throwing we of plural small stone into water so to see if who the farthest.
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