From root: tasa
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
tinasa
ti-na-SA
appraised
Present (Incomplete)
tinatasa
ti-na-ta-SA
appraising
Future (Contemplated)
tatasahin
ta-ta-sa-HIN
will appraise
Usage Note
Tasahin is used when evaluating or estimating the monetary value of a property, the amount of taxes due, or the performance level of an individual. It carries a formal tone and is typically encountered in professional, legal, or academic environments.
Examples
" Tasahin natin ang bahay. "
Natural Translation
Let's appraise the house.
Literal Translation
Appraise we-inclusive the house.
" Gusto niyang tasahin ang halaga ng bahay. "
Natural Translation
He wants to appraise the house value.
Literal Translation
Want he appraise the value of house.
" Bago ka mag-alok ng presyo, mabuting tasahin muna ng eksperto ang tunay na halaga ng lupa at gusali. "
Natural Translation
Before you offer a price, it's best to have an expert appraise the true value of the land and building first.
Literal Translation
Before you offer of price, good appraise first by expert the true value of land and building.
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