saklolohan
saklolohán with stress marks
to come to (their) aid
From root: saklolo
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
sinaklolohan
si-na-klo-lo-HAN
came to (their) aid
Present (Incomplete)
sinasaklolohan
si-na-sa-klo-lo-HAN
is coming to (their) aid
Future (Contemplated)
sasaklolohan
sa-sa-klo-lo-HAN
will come to (their) aid
Usage Note
Saklolohan is the object-focus -an form of saklolo, used when the person in distress being helped is the sentence topic. It functions as a direct call to action in emergencies, foregrounding the victim rather than the rescuer.
Examples
" Saklolohan natin ang nalulunod. "
Natural Translation
Let's help the one who is drowning.
Literal Translation
Come-to-aid we the drowning-one.
" Tungkulin natin na saklolohan ang mga biktima. "
Natural Translation
It is our duty to come to their aid.
Literal Translation
Duty our to come to aid the victims.
" Nang marinig nila ang sigaw mula sa nasusunog na bahay, agad nilang sinaklolohan ang mga batang naiwan sa loob. "
Natural Translation
When they heard the shout from the burning house, they immediately came to the aid of the children left inside.
Literal Translation
When heard they the shout from the burning house, immediately they came-to-aid the children left in inside.
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