isangkap
isangkáp with stress marks
to incorporate [it] as an ingredient
From root: sangkap
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
isinangkap
i-si-nang-KAP
added
Present (Incomplete)
isinasangkap
i-si-na-sang-KAP
is being added
Future (Contemplated)
isasangkap
i-sa-sang-KAP
will be added
Usage Note
Isangkap is the object-focus i- form of sangkap, used when the ingredient or component being added is the grammatical focus. Common in cooking instructions and figurative speech about assembling parts of a whole — an argument, a plan, a recipe. The root sangkap also functions as a noun meaning ingredient or element.
Examples
" Isangkap mo ang asukal. "
Natural Translation
Add the sugar in.
Literal Translation
Incorporate you the sugar.
" Planong isangkap ng kusinero ang sariwang gatas sa kanyang lulutuin. "
Natural Translation
The chef plans to incorporate fresh milk into what he is cooking.
Literal Translation
Plan to-incorporate by chef the fresh milk into his/her will-cook.
" Bago lutuin ang sarsa, isasangkap muna ng kusinero ang sariwang kamatis at bawang upang lumalim ang lasa. "
Natural Translation
Before cooking the sauce, the chef will first incorporate fresh tomatoes and garlic so the flavor deepens.
Literal Translation
Before cook the sauce, will-incorporate first by chef the fresh tomato and garlic so-that deepen the taste.
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