kaisipan
thought, concept, or ideology
From root: isip
Usage Note
Kaisipan refers to a person's mindset or a specific set of ideas. It is often used in formal discussions about philosophy or personal views.
Examples
" Mabuti ang kanyang kaisipan. "
Natural Translation
His thinking is good.
Literal Translation
Good the his thought/concept.
" Maganda ang kanyang kaisipan. "
Natural Translation
His/Her concept is good.
Literal Translation
Good the his/her thought/concept.
" Ang kaisipan ng mga sinaunang pilosopo ay patuloy na nakakaimpluwensya sa lipunan natin ngayon. "
Natural Translation
The ideas of the ancient philosophers continue to influence our society today.
Literal Translation
The thought of the ancient philosophers continually influencing on society our today.
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