Hang in Tagalog

“Hang” in Tagalog is “Isabit” or “Bitin” – describing the action of suspending something from above or attaching it to a higher point. This common verb appears in many everyday Filipino expressions and activities.

[Words] = Hang

[Definition]:

• Hang /hæŋ/
• Verb 1: To attach or suspend something from above with the lower part free.
• Verb 2: To execute someone by suspending them by the neck.
• Verb 3: To spend time casually or socialize (informal: hang out).
• Verb 4: To remain or linger in the air or a place.

[Synonyms] = Isabit, Bitin, Ikabit, Ilagay, Isampay

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: Please hang your coat on the hook by the door.
• Ex1_PH: Pakiusap na isabit ang iyong dyaket sa tukod sa tabi ng pinto.
• Ex2_EN: She hung the picture frame on the wall.
• Ex2_PH: Isinabit niya ang frame ng larawan sa dingding.
• Ex3_EN: Let’s hang out at the mall this weekend.
• Ex3_PH: Magkita tayo sa mall ngayong katapusan ng linggo.
• Ex4_EN: The clothes are hanging on the line to dry.
• Ex4_PH: Ang mga damit ay nakasabit sa sampayan upang matuyo.
• Ex5_EN: Fog hung over the valley all morning.
• Ex5_PH: Ang ulap ay nakabitin sa lambak buong umaga.