maghindot
maghindót with stress marks
to fuck
From root: hindot
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
naghindot
nag-hin-DOT
fucked
Present (Incomplete)
naghihindot
nag-hi-hin-DOT
is fucking
Future (Contemplated)
maghihindot
mag-hi-hin-DOT
will fuck
Usage Note
Maghindot is the actor-focus form of the vulgar root hindot. It is highly offensive and only used in heated or crude speech; learners should recognize it but avoid using it in any polite or formal context.
Examples
" Bawal maghindot sa lugar na ito. "
Natural Translation
Sexual intercourse is prohibited in this place.
Literal Translation
Prohibited to-have-intercourse in place this.
" Mahigpit na ipinagbabawal maghindot sa mga pampublikong lugar. "
Natural Translation
It is strictly prohibited to fuck in public places.
Literal Translation
Strictly prohibited to fuck in public places.
" Itinuturing na napakabastos ng salitang maghindot, kaya ginagamit lamang ito sa galit at hindi kailanman sa magalang na usapan. "
Natural Translation
The word for having intercourse is considered extremely crude, so it is only used in anger and never in polite conversation.
Literal Translation
Considered as very-crude of word to-have-intercourse, so used only it in anger and not ever in polite conversation.
Tagalog builds thousands of words from a few hundred roots.
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hindot has 1 related form built from the same root.
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