March in Tagalog

“March” in Tagalog is “Martsa” (for the walking action) or “Marso” (for the month). This word has multiple meanings in English – from military marching to the third month of the year. Let’s explore the complete meaning and usage of this versatile term in both languages.

[Words] = March

[Definition]

• March /mɑːrtʃ/
• Noun 1: The third month of the year, between February and April.
• Noun 2: A steady, regular walking movement, especially by soldiers or in a procession.
• Verb 1: To walk in a steady, organized manner, typically as part of a group or military formation.
• Verb 2: To walk somewhere quickly and with determination.

[Synonyms] = Martsa, Marso, Lakad, Paglakad nang Sunud-sunod, Desfile

[Example]

• Ex1_EN: The school year in the Philippines typically ends in March or April.
• Ex1_PH: Ang taon ng paaralan sa Pilipinas ay karaniwang nagtatapos sa Marso o Abril.
• Ex2_EN: The soldiers began to march in perfect formation during the Independence Day parade.
• Ex2_PH: Ang mga sundalo ay nagsimulang magmartsa sa perpektong formasyon sa parada ng Araw ng Kalayaan.
• Ex3_EN: Protesters marched through the streets demanding change and justice.
• Ex3_PH: Ang mga nagpoprotesta ay nagmartsa sa mga kalye na humihingi ng pagbabago at katarungan.
• Ex4_EN: She marched into the office and demanded to speak with the manager.
• Ex4_PH: Siya ay pumasok sa opisina at humiling na makausap ang manager.
• Ex5_EN: The band played a lively march as the graduates walked across the stage.
• Ex5_PH: Ang banda ay tumugtog ng masayang martsa habang ang mga nagtapos ay lumalakad sa entablado.