igapos

See also: igapós

English

Noun

igapos

1. plural of igapo

Tagalog

Etymology

From i- +‎ gapos.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ʔiˈɡapos/, [ʔɪˈɣa.pos]
• Hyphenation: i‧ga‧pos

Verb

igapos (complete iginapos, progressive iginagapos, contemplative igagapos, Baybayin spelling ᜁᜄᜉᜓᜐ᜔)

1. to tie the hands and feet together (of a person or animal)

   Synonyms: gapusin, itali

   • 1916, Gerardo Chanco Reyes, Dahil sa pag-ibig: halaw sa "La hija del cardenal":

     Ako'y iginapos at pagahasang dinakip, saka iniharap sa kung kanikaninong hukom. Pinipilit nilang sabihin ko kung saan naroon ang aking anak, gayong hindi ko naman alam kung saan nagtago; at nang isa man sa kanilang inuusisa'y hindi ...

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   • 1998, Official Gazette, Philippines:

     Sagot Hinding hindi ko sila malilimutan dahil 'sila ang gumawa sa amin masama, sila tumutok, sa amin ng mga baril at kami ay kanilang iginapos at pinagnakawan.

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2. to tie the person or thing to a post, tree, etc.

   Synonyms: ipugal, itali

3. to use for tying the hands and feet (of a person or animal)

   Synonyms: itali, ipantali, ipanali

Conjugation

Verb conjugation for igapos

Affix	Root word		Trigger
i-	gapos		object
Aspect				Imperative
Infinitive	Complete	Progressive	Contemplative
igapos	iginapos	iginagapos inagapos1	igagapos agapos1	igapos gapusan1
1 Dialectal use only.