ihasik
ihasík with stress marks
to sow [it]
From root: hasik
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
inihasik
i-ni-HA-sik
sowed
Present (Incomplete)
inihahasik
i-ni-ha-HA-sik
is being sown
Future (Contemplated)
ihahasik
i-ha-HA-sik
will be sown
Usage Note
Ihasik is the object-focus conveyance form of hasik, using the i- prefix to foreground the seed or abstract quality being sown. It applies to both agricultural sowing and the figurative spreading of emotions, ideas, or unrest across a group; the actor-focus partner is maghasik, and both literal and figurative uses are standard across registers.
Examples
" Ihasik mo ang mga buto. "
Natural Translation
Sow the seeds.
Literal Translation
Sow you the seed.
" Handa na ako na ihasik ang mga buto ng gulay. "
Natural Translation
I am ready now to sow the vegetable seeds.
Literal Translation
Ready now I to sow the seed of vegetable.
" Bago magtanim, dapat munang ihasik nang pantay ang mga binhi sa lupang inihanda namin kahapon. "
Natural Translation
Before planting, the seeds must first be sown evenly over the soil we prepared yesterday.
Literal Translation
Before to plant, should first to sow evenly the seed on soil that prepared we yesterday.
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