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nasira

Filipino / Tagalog language translation for the meaning of the word nasira.
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The Tagalog word nasirà is the Filipino verb masira » conjugated in the Completed aspect ( past tense )

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masirà
[verb]  to be damaged
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Actor Focus; to be broken
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Actor Focus; to be not working
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Actor Focus; to break down
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Actor Focus; to be spoiled
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Actor Focus; to break something
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Verb conjugations of masira:

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Object   Root: siraConjugation Type: Ma-
Infinitive:
Completed (Past):
Uncompleted (Present):
Contemplated (Future):
Infinitive:
masirà  Play audio #9201
Completed (Past):
nasirà  Play audio #23220
Uncompleted (Present):
nasisirà  Play audio #23221
Contemplated (Future):
masisirà  Play audio #23222
Nasira Example Sentences in Tagalog: (6)
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Nasirà ang laruán ng batà.
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The child's toy was broken.
Nalúlungkót ang batà kasí nasirà ang kaniyáng laruán.
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The child feels sad because his toy broke.
Nasirà ang doorknob kayâ nakulóng kamí nang mga dalawáng oras sa kuwarto.
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The doorknob broke that's why we got locked inside the room for about two hours.
Naibábalík nilá ang nasirang pagkakaibigan.
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They are able to restore their broken friendship.
Mahuhulí daw si James sa meeting kasí nasirà ang kotse niyá.
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According to James, he'd be late for the meeting because his car broke down.
Dalawáng cell phone ko na ang nasirà kasí nabábagsák ko silá.
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Two of my cell phones were damaged because I had accidentally dropped them.
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