rebisahin
rebisahín with stress marks
to revise [it]
From root: rebisa
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
rinebisa
ri-ne-BI-sa
revised
Present (Incomplete)
rinerebisa
ri-ne-re-BI-sa
is being revised
Future (Contemplated)
rerebisahin
re-re-bi-sa-HIN
will be revised
Usage Note
Rebisahin is the object-focus -hin form of rebisa, used when the essay, proposal, contract, or other document being reviewed and corrected is the grammatical topic. Common in academic submission contexts and editorial workflows; actor-focus counterpart is magrebisa.
Examples
" Rebisahin mo muna ang sulat. "
Natural Translation
Revise the letter first.
Literal Translation
Revise you first the letter.
" Kailangan mo na rebisahin ang ulat bago ipasa. "
Natural Translation
You need to revise the report before submitting it.
Literal Translation
Need you to revise the report before to submit.
" Pinabalik ng propesor ang tesis dahil kailangan pang rebisahin ang ilang bahagi na hindi malinaw ang argumento at sanggunian. "
Natural Translation
The professor sent the thesis back because several parts whose argument and references were unclear still needed to be revised.
Literal Translation
Sent-back of professor the thesis because need still to-revise the some parts that not clear the argument and reference.
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