"Sugat" is a word in TAGALOG, ILOKANO, HILIGAYNON, CEBUANO

n. wound, cut. v. /-UM-, MANG-:-AN/ to wound, cut. /MA--AN/ to be wounded.

• tabaghak in CEBUANO

sugat
Definition: see sugat1 see sugat2 see sugat3 see sugat4

sugat2
Active Verb: masugatan
Definition: (verb) to hurt
2
Definition:
Notes:
Examples: Huwag mong paglaruan ang kutsilyo at baka ka masugat. (You should not play with the knife or you might get hurt.)

sugat3
Active Verb: magsugat
Definition: (verb) to develop into a wound
2
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Notes:
Examples: Malapit na yatang magsugat ang kagat ng lamok. (It seems that the mosquito bite is developing into a wound.)

sugat4
Active Verb: manugat
Passive Verb: sugatan
Definition: (verb) to inflict pain
2
Definition:
Notes:
Examples: 1) Ayaw ni Bill na manugat ng puso ni Monica. (Bill doesn't like to inflict pain on Monica.) 2) Huwag mong sugatan ang puso ni Kenneth, Monica. (Don't break the heart of Kenneth, Monica.)

sugat1
Definition: (noun) wound

• tabaghak in CEBUANO

súgat - To go to meet. Súgat ka sa íya.
Sugáta siá. Go to meet him. (cf. aláwálaw,
sugatâ).

súgat sugatsúgat v [A; a 12] accompany a song or melody with make-do chords.
Sugatsugátun lang sa magduduyug ang kanta nga dì kaáyu níya sinátì, The accompanist uses make-do chords if he is not very familiar with the song.

súgat - A solemn funeral in which the
priest goes out to meet the corpse either at
the house of the dead or at some distance
from the church.

súgat v {1} [AC; ac3] meet, approach from opposite directions.
Dílì ka musúgat samtang maglatay na ku sa tabla, Dont come across in the opposite direction while I am still walking along the plank.
Nagkasúgat kami sa Magalyánis, We happened to meet downtown.
Sugáta siya sa istasyunan, Meet him at the bus terminal.
{2} [a1] welcome, greet heartily.
Sugátun nátù siya sa usa ka masipáung pakpak, Lets welcome him with a resounding applause.
{3} [A23] meet the senses.
Usa ka hínay nga hagíyus misúgat sa íyang dalunggan, A low hissing sound met his ears.
n the Roman Catholic ritual on Easter dawn which represents the meeting of Christ and the Blessed Virgin.
Two groups start out from di?
erent houses, one group of women, carrying the image of the Holy Mother veiled on a cart, and the other, a group of men carrying an image of Christ on a cart.
The two groups meet where an arch has been erected in which a child or several children dressed as angels (alilúya) are suspended.
Upon the meeting of the two groups the angels are lowered and white pigeons are released, and one of the angels lifts the veil of the Holy Mother.
The decorations used in this ceremony are gathered by the spectators for their magical properties.
-in-an n presents brought by a visitor.