isaad
isaád with stress marks
to state [it]
From root: saad
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
isinaad
i-si-NA-ad
stated
Present (Incomplete)
isinasaad
i-si-na-sa-AD
is being stated
Future (Contemplated)
isasaad
i-sa-sa-AD
will be stated
Usage Note
Isaad is the object-focus i- form of saad, used when the statement, position, or information being formally articulated is the grammatical topic. Formal and literary register — prevalent in journalism, legal documents, official speeches, and academic writing; in casual conversation, sabihin or banggitin are more natural choices.
Examples
" Isaad mo ang iyong dahilan. "
Natural Translation
State your reason.
Literal Translation
State you the your reason.
" Kailangan mo na isaad ang katotohanan sa liham. "
Natural Translation
You need to state the truth in the letter.
Literal Translation
Need you to state the truth in letter.
" Mahalagang isaad nang malinaw ang lahat ng kondisyon sa kasunduan upang maiwasan ang anumang hindi pagkakaunawaan. "
Natural Translation
It is important to clearly state all the conditions in the agreement to avoid any misunderstanding.
Literal Translation
Important to-state clearly the all of condition in agreement so-that to-avoid the any not understanding.
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