magsulda
magsúlda with stress marks
to solder
From root: sulda
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
nagsulda
nag-SUL-da
soldered
Present (Incomplete)
nagsusulda
nag-su-SUL-da
is soldering
Future (Contemplated)
magsusulda
mag-su-SUL-da
will solder
Usage Note
Magsulda is the mag- actor-focus form of sulda, a Spanish loanword (from soldar), used when the welder or solderer is the grammatical focus. It is a technical trade word common among plumbers, electricians, and metalworkers in workshop and construction contexts.
Examples
" Marunong siyang magsulda ng alambre. "
Natural Translation
He knows how to solder wire.
Literal Translation
Knows he to-solder of wire.
" Kailangan mong magsulda nang maingat sa circuit board. "
Natural Translation
You need to solder carefully on the circuit board.
Literal Translation
Need you to-solder carefully on circuit board.
" Bago magsimula ang trabaho, kailangan mong matutong magsulda nang maayos para hindi madaling masira ang mga koneksyon ng circuit. "
Natural Translation
Before the work begins, you need to learn to solder properly so the circuit connections do not break easily.
Literal Translation
Before begins the work, need you to-learn to-solder properly so not easily break the connections of circuit.
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