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Root: saka


saka is a common word root in the Filipino language.

Meaning of the root saka:
ROOT DEFINITION:
~ related to 1.) farming or cultivating, 2.) and / as well

Saka Words and Definitions:

Example words using the Filipino / Tagalog root "saka"

saká : [adverb] also; later; besides; moreover; furthermore; and then   more... »
magsaka : [verb] to farm; to cultivate a piece of land   more... »
magsasaká : [noun] farmer   more... »
at saká : [conjunction] and then; then; and also; as well as; further   more... »
sakahan : [noun] farm land; agricultural land   more... »
pagsasaka : [noun] farming; agriculture; growing crops   more... »
sakahin : [verb] to farm something (crops); to cultivate something (land or crops)   more... »
masaka : [verb] to farm; to be able to farm; to be arable   more... »
sumaka : [verb] to farm   more... »
saká na : [phrase] some other time; later   more... »
pansaka : [adjective] for agriculture; agricultural   more... »
matsaká : to pound; to crush; to grind; pound; crush; grind;   more... »
pansakahan : [adjective] agricultural   more... »

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