imbakin
imbakín with stress marks
to store [it]
From root: imbak
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
inimbak
i-NIM-bak
stored
Present (Incomplete)
iniimbak
i-ni-IM-bak
is being stored
Future (Contemplated)
iimbakin
i-im-ba-KIN
will be stored
Usage Note
Imbakin is the object-focus form of imbak, used when the goods being stored — rice, vegetables, canned goods — are the sentence topic. It also extends to information or resources accumulated over time, pairing with mag-imbak when the storer is the subject.
Examples
" Imbakin mo ang bigas. "
Natural Translation
Store the rice.
Literal Translation
Store you the rice.
" Pwede mo na imbakin ang mga lumang libro sa bodega. "
Natural Translation
You can store the old books away in the warehouse.
Literal Translation
Possible you to store the old book in warehouse.
" Dapat nating imbakin ang sapat na pagkain at tubig bago dumating ang malakas na bagyo. "
Natural Translation
We should store enough food and water before the strong typhoon arrives.
Literal Translation
Should we store the enough food and water before arrives the strong typhoon.
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