Fixed in Tagalog

Fixed in Tagalog is “Naayos” or “Nakumpuni” – the past tense forms indicating that something has been repaired, resolved, or set in place. These terms are commonly used when describing completed repairs, solved problems, or items that have been properly arranged.

Learning how to express “fixed” in Tagalog helps you communicate about completed tasks, successful repairs, and resolved situations in everyday Filipino conversations.

[Words] = Fixed

[Definition]:
– Fixed /fɪkst/
– Verb (past tense): Repaired or mended something that was broken or damaged
– Verb (past tense): Attached or fastened something securely in position
– Adjective: Not subject to change; permanently set or established
– Adjective: Restored to proper working condition

[Synonyms] = Naayos, Nakumpuni, Naisaayos, Nakaayos, Ayos na, Gumaling na, Nalutasan

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: I fixed the broken chair with some glue and nails.
– Ex1_PH: Naayos ko ang sirang upuan gamit ang pandikit at pako.

– Ex2_EN: The technician fixed our internet connection yesterday.
– Ex2_PH: Kinumpuni ng technician ang aming internet connection kahapon.

– Ex3_EN: She finally fixed the problem with her laptop.
– Ex3_PH: Sa wakas ay naayos niya ang problema sa kanyang laptop.

– Ex4_EN: The price is fixed at fifty pesos and cannot be negotiated.
– Ex4_PH: Ang presyo ay nakatakda sa singkwentang piso at hindi maaaring tawaran.

– Ex5_EN: My father fixed the leaking roof before the rainy season started.
– Ex5_PH: Inayos ng aking ama ang tumutulok na bubong bago nagsimula ang tag-ulan.