lumampas
lumampás with stress marks
to go past
From root: lampas
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
lumampas
lu-mam-PAS
went past
Present (Incomplete)
lumalampas
lu-ma-lam-PAS
is going past
Future (Contemplated)
lalampas
la-lam-PAS
will go past
Usage Note
Lumampas is the actor-focus form of lampas, used when someone or something goes beyond a limit — a boundary, a deadline, or a standard — in space, time, or degree. It covers both literal physical passage and figurative surpassing of expectations.
Examples
" Lumampas ka sa linya. "
Natural Translation
You went past the line.
Literal Translation
Went-past you on line.
" Sinubukan niya na lumampas sa linya ngunit bawal ito. "
Natural Translation
They tried to go past the line, but it is prohibited.
Literal Translation
Tried they to go past on line but prohibited this.
" Kapag lumampas ka sa takdang oras ng pagsusulit, hindi na tatanggapin ng guro ang iyong sagot. "
Natural Translation
If you go past the set time of the exam, the teacher will no longer accept your answers.
Literal Translation
When go-past you on set time of exam, not anymore accept by teacher the your answer.
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