Root: hatid
hatid is a common word root in the Filipino language.
Meaning of the root hatid:
ROOT DEFINITION:
~ related to
bringing something somewhere; escorting someone; dropping off someone
Hatid Words and Definitions:
Example words using the Filipino / Tagalog root "hatid"
ihatíd : [verb] to drop off someone/something; to bring something; to take something to; to escort someone; to accompany someone
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hatid-sundô : [noun] act of bringing to and fetching from a place by someone (such as to and from school or work);
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maihatíd : [verb] to be able to drop off someone/something; to be able to bring something; to be able to take something to
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paghahatíd : [noun] accompanying; transmission; delivering; dropping off
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magpahatíd : [verb] to ask or let someone escort someone/something else
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tagapaghatíd : [noun] messenger; distributor; usher
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himatón : detailed news or information that is delivered; briefing; report; update; notification;
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páhatiran : a method or station for the delivery of news and other forms of communication.; hub; station; terminal; dispatch center;
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