Cite in Tagalog

Cite in Tagalog translates to “banggitin,” “sipiin,” or “tukuyin,” meaning to quote, reference, or mention a source as evidence. This term is essential in academic writing, research, and legal contexts where proper attribution of sources is required.

Understanding how to properly cite sources in Tagalog helps Filipino students, researchers, and professionals maintain academic integrity and give credit to original authors. Let’s explore the complete translation, usage, and examples below.

[Words] = Cite

[Definition]:
– Cite /saɪt/
– Verb 1: To quote or refer to (a book, paper, author, etc.) as evidence for or justification of an argument or statement.
– Verb 2: To mention as an example.
– Verb 3: To officially name someone in a legal case.
– Noun: A citation or reference (informal).

[Synonyms] = Banggitin, Sipiin, Tukuyin, Magbanggit, Magtukoy, Kumopya ng sanggunian, Magsipi

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: Students must cite all sources used in their research papers to avoid plagiarism.
– Ex1_PH: Ang mga mag-aaral ay dapat magsangguni o banggitin ang lahat ng pinagkunan sa kanilang pananaliksik upang maiwasan ang plagiarism.

– Ex2_EN: The lawyer will cite several legal precedents to support his argument in court.
– Ex2_PH: Ang abogado ay magbabanggit ng ilang legal na precedent upang suportahan ang kanyang argumento sa korte.

– Ex3_EN: Please cite the author’s name and publication year when referencing this study.
– Ex3_PH: Mangyaring sipiin o banggitin ang pangalan ng may-akda at taon ng publikasyon kapag tinutukoy ang pag-aaral na ito.

– Ex4_EN: The professor asked us to cite at least five academic journals in our thesis.
– Ex4_PH: Hiniling ng propesor na magsangguni kami ng kahit limang akademikong journal sa aming thesis.

– Ex5_EN: She was able to cite multiple examples from history to prove her point.
– Ex5_PH: Nakagawa siyang magbanggit ng maraming halimbawa mula sa kasaysayan upang patunayan ang kanyang punto.