magsilid
to put inside (a room/container)
From root: silid
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
nagsilid
nag-si-LID
put inside
Present (Incomplete)
nagsisilid
nag-si-si-LID
putting inside
Future (Contemplated)
magsisilid
mag-si-si-LID
will put inside
Usage Note
Magsilid is used when an actor is placing items into a room, bag, or container for storage or organization.
Examples
" Magsilid ka ng damit. "
Natural Translation
Pack some clothes inside.
Literal Translation
Put-inside you of clothes.
" Kailangan mong magsilid ng mga libro. "
Natural Translation
You need to put the books inside.
Literal Translation
Need you put-inside of plural books.
" Bago kami umalis, kailangan nating magsilid ng mga gamit sa maleta para hindi tayo mahuli sa biyahe. "
Natural Translation
Before we leave, we need to pack our things into the suitcase so we don't miss the trip.
Literal Translation
Before we leave, need we put-inside of plural things in suitcase so not we late in trip.
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