limbagin
limbagín with stress marks
to print [it]
From root: limbag
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
nilimbag
ni-LIM-bag
printed
Present (Incomplete)
nililimbag
ni-li-LIM-bag
is being printed
Future (Contemplated)
lilimbagin
li-lim-ba-GIN
will be printed
Usage Note
Limbagin is the object-focus infinitive of limbag, used when the document, article, or publication being printed is the grammatical focus. It is standard in office, journalism, and academic settings and slightly more hands-on and mechanical in connotation than ilathala, which skews toward formal publishing. The actor-focus counterpart is maglimbag.
Examples
" Limbagin mo na ang dokumento. "
Natural Translation
Go ahead and print the document.
Literal Translation
Print you now the document.
" Kailangan mo na limbagin ang huling kopya ng aklat. "
Natural Translation
You need to print the last copy of the book.
Literal Translation
Need you to print the last copy of book.
" Bago natin limbagin ang libo-libong kopya ng polyeto, siguraduhin muna nating walang maling baybay sa pabalat. "
Natural Translation
Before we print thousands of copies of the flyer, let's first make sure there are no spelling errors on the cover.
Literal Translation
Before we to-print the thousands copies of flyer, make-sure first we no wrong spelling on cover.
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