From root: traysikol
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
itrinaysikol
i-tri-nay-si-KOL
transported by tricycle
Present (Incomplete)
itrinatraysikol
i-tri-na-tray-si-KOL
transporting by tricycle
Future (Contemplated)
itatraysikol
i-ta-tray-si-KOL
will transport by tricycle
Usage Note
Itraysikol is used when you need to transport goods or passengers to a specific location via a tricycle, a popular mode of short-distance transport in the Philippines. It is commonly used in casual contexts, such as requesting a driver to deliver heavy market purchases or bring someone home.
Examples
" Itraysikol natin ang gulay. "
Natural Translation
Let's transport the vegetables by tricycle.
Literal Translation
Transport-by-tricycle we the vegetables.
" Kailangan nating itraysikol ang mga sako ng bigas. "
Natural Translation
We need to transport by tricycle the sacks of rice.
Literal Translation
Need we to transport by tricycle the sacks of rice.
" Dahil malayo ang palengke, itrinaysikol na lang namin ang mga sako ng bigas para hindi kami mahirapan. "
Natural Translation
Since the market was far, we just transported the sacks of rice by tricycle so we wouldn't have a hard time.
Literal Translation
Because far the market, transported-by-tricycle just we the plural sacks of rice so not we have-difficulty.
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