Plead in Tagalog

“Plead” in Tagalog is commonly translated as “Makiusap” or “Mamanhik”, depending on the context. Whether you’re making an earnest request, entering a legal plea, or appealing for mercy, understanding the nuances of this word will help you communicate more effectively in Filipino conversations and formal situations.

[Words] = Plead

[Definition]:

• Plead /pliːd/
• Verb 1: To make an emotional or earnest appeal to someone.
• Verb 2: To present and argue for a position in a court of law.
• Verb 3: To state formally in court whether one is guilty or not guilty of a crime.
• Verb 4: To offer or present as an excuse or justification.

[Synonyms] = Makiusap, Mamanhik, Manawagan, Dumaing, Magmakaawa, Humingi ng awa, Magpumilit

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: She continued to plead with him until he finally agreed to help her.
• Ex1_PH: Patuloy siyang nakiusap sa kanya hanggang sa pumayag na siyang tumulong.
• Ex2_EN: The defendant will plead not guilty to all charges tomorrow morning.
• Ex2_PH: Ang akusado ay magpapahayag ng hindi nagkasala sa lahat ng paratang bukas ng umaga.
• Ex3_EN: The children pleaded for more time to play outside before dinner.
• Ex3_PH: Ang mga bata ay nakiusap para sa mas maraming oras upang maglaro sa labas bago ang hapunan.
• Ex4_EN: He pleaded ignorance when asked about the missing documents.
• Ex4_PH: Ipinahayag niya ang kawalan ng kaalaman nang tanungin tungkol sa nawawalang mga dokumento.
• Ex5_EN: The lawyer will plead the case before the Supreme Court next week.
• Ex5_PH: Ang abogado ay magtatanggol ng kaso sa harap ng Korte Suprema sa susunod na linggo.