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tinatamad

Filipino / Tagalog language translation for the meaning of the word tinatamad.

The Tagalog word tinátamád is the Filipino verb tamarin » conjugated in the

Uncompleted aspect ( present tense )

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tamarín

[verb] to be lazy; to cause someone to feel lazy; to feel tired

Verb conjugations of tamarin:

Root: tamadConjugation Type: -In Verb

Infinitive:

Completed (Past):

Uncompleted (Present):

Contemplated (Future):

Infinitive:

tamarín

Completed (Past):

tinamád

Uncompleted (Present):

tinátamád

Contemplated (Future):

tátamarín

Tinatamad Example Sentences in Tagalog: (6)

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Sana huwág kang tamarín.

I hope you won't feel lazy / lose steam (in doing something).

Tinamád akóng maglinis ng kuwarto ko.

I felt lazy about cleaning my room.

Bakit ka tinátamád?

Why do you feel lazy / lethargic?

Tinátamád akóng manoód ng sine ngayón.

I don't feel like watching a movie today.

Tátamarín ka sa trabahong itó.

This job will bore you.

Ngayón na natin gawín itó at bakâ tamarín pa tayo bukas.

Let's do this now or else we might not feel like doing it tomorrow.

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