rebokahin
rebokahín with stress marks
to revoke [it]
From root: reboka
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
rineboka
ri-ne-BO-ka
revoked
Present (Incomplete)
rinereboka
ri-ne-re-BO-ka
is being revoked
Future (Contemplated)
rerebokahin
re-re-bo-ka-HIN
will be revoked
Usage Note
Rebokahin is the object-focus -hin form of reboka, from Spanish revocar, used when the license, permit, authority, or privilege being cancelled is the grammatical topic. Exclusively formal legal and administrative register; rarely used in casual speech.
Examples
" Maaaring rebokahin ang lisensya mo. "
Natural Translation
Your license can be revoked.
Literal Translation
Can revoke the license your.
" May kapangyarihan ang korte na rebokahin ang lumang kasunduan. "
Natural Translation
The court has the power to revoke the old agreement.
Literal Translation
Has power the court to revoke the old agreement.
" Kapag napatunayang nagsinungaling ang kompanya sa aplikasyon, agad na rerebokahin ng ahensya ang permiso nitong mag-operate. "
Natural Translation
If the company is proven to have lied on the application, the agency will immediately revoke its permit to operate.
Literal Translation
When proven lied the company on application, immediately will-revoke the agency the permit its to-operate.
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