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hayag

hayág with stress marks

public; revealed

noun adjective ha-YAG Native origin Rare

Usage Note

Hayag describes something that is out in the open or officially disclosed to the public. It is commonly used in formal media and is the root for words related to announcements, such as pahayag (statement) or tagapahayag (reporter).

Examples

Beginner

" Hayag na ang balita. "

Natural Translation

The news is now public.

Literal Translation

Public already the news.

Intermediate

" Ang impormasyon ay hayag na sa madla. "

Natural Translation

The information is now public.

Literal Translation

The information is public to the masses.

Advanced

" Bagama't gusto nilang itago ang ulat, naging hayag pa rin ito nang ipalabas ng mga balita. "

Natural Translation

Although they wanted to hide the report, it still became public when the news broadcast it.

Literal Translation

Although want they to-hide the report, became public still it when broadcast by the news.

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