itampok
itampók with stress marks
to feature [it]
From root: tampok
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
itinampok
i-ti-nam-POK
featured
Present (Incomplete)
itinatampok
i-ti-na-tam-POK
is being featured
Future (Contemplated)
itatampok
i-ta-tam-POK
will be featured
Usage Note
Itampok is the object-focus conveyance infinitive of tampok, used when the person, product, or work being highlighted or given prominence is the grammatical focus. Standard in media, advertising, and event-production contexts where featuring something or someone is the central action.
Examples
" Gusto naming itampok ang bagong awit. "
Natural Translation
We want to feature the new song.
Literal Translation
Want we to-feature the new song.
" Planong itampok ang tradisyonal na sayaw sa programa. "
Natural Translation
The plan is to feature the traditional dance in the program.
Literal Translation
Plan to-feature the traditional dance in program.
" Sa darating na pagdiriwang, itatampok ng paaralan ang mga gawa ng mga estudyante upang makita ng buong komunidad. "
Natural Translation
At the upcoming celebration, the school will feature the students' works so that the whole community can see them.
Literal Translation
In coming celebration, will-feature of school the works of students so to-be-seen of whole community.
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