Install in Tagalog

Install in Tagalog translates to “mag-install,” “ikabit,” or “ilagay,” referring to the act of setting up, placing, or establishing something in position for use, whether software, equipment, or systems. Understanding how to express installation in Tagalog is essential for technical discussions and everyday setup tasks in Filipino contexts.

Explore the detailed linguistic breakdown below to master the various contexts and applications of this practical term.

[Words] = Install

[Definition]:

• Install /ɪnˈstɔːl/
• Verb 1: To set up software or an application on a computer or device for use.
• Verb 2: To place or fix equipment or machinery in position ready for use.
• Verb 3: To establish someone in a new position or role, especially formally.

[Synonyms] = Mag-install, Ikabit, Ilagay, Magtayo, Mag-set up, Itayo, Ipwesto, Maglagay

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: Please install the latest version of the software to fix the security issues.
Ex1_PH: Mangyaring mag-install ng pinakabagong bersyon ng software upang ayusin ang mga isyu sa seguridad.

Ex2_EN: The technician will come tomorrow to install the new air conditioning unit.
Ex2_PH: Darating bukas ang teknisyan upang ikabit ang bagong yunit ng air conditioning.

Ex3_EN: It took him three hours to install all the necessary applications on his new phone.
Ex3_PH: Tumagal ng tatlong oras sa kanya upang mag-install ng lahat ng kinakailangang aplikasyon sa kanyang bagong telepono.

Ex4_EN: We need to install solar panels on the roof to reduce our electricity bills.
Ex4_PH: Kailangan nating ilagay ang mga solar panel sa bubong upang bawasan ang aming mga bill sa kuryente.

Ex5_EN: The company will install a new security system throughout the building next week.
Ex5_PH: Ang kumpanya ay magkakabit ng bagong security system sa buong gusali sa susunod na linggo.