magpalakas
Filipino / Tagalog language translation for the meaning of the word magpalakas in the Tagalog Dictionary.Definition for the Tagalog word magpalakas:
magpalakás 
[verb] to have something reinforced; to have something strengthened; to give strength
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Verb conjugations of magpalakas:
Root: lakasConjugation Type: Magpa-Infinitive:
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Contemplated (Future):
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How to pronounce magpalakas:
MAGPALAKAS AUDIO CLIP:
Markup Code:
[rec:52842]
Markup Code:
[rec:52842]
Related Filipino Words:
lakáskalakasanlakasánmalakáspalakasínlumakáspampalakasannápakalakáspínakamalakásmaglakás-loóbRelated English Words:
have something reinforcedreinforcedreinforcehave something strengthenedstrengthenedstrengthengive strength
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