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sumuko

Filipino / Tagalog language translation for the meaning of the word sumuko in the Tagalog Dictionary.

Definition for the Tagalog word sumuko:

sumukò

[verb] to surrender; to give up; to submit (yield)

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Verb conjugations of sumuko:

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Actor Root: sukoConjugation Type: -Um-

Infinitive:

Completed (Past):

Uncompleted (Present):

Contemplated (Future):

sumukò

sumusukò

susukò

Infinitive:

sumukò

Completed (Past):

sumukò

Uncompleted (Present):

sumusukò

Contemplated (Future):

susukò

Verb family:

sumukò

sukuan |

isukò |

pasukuin

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Sumuko Example Sentences in Tagalog: (8)

Example sentences hand-crafted by professional Filipino teachers and writers.

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Sumukò na ang kalaban.

The enemy / opponent already surrendered.

Mabuti pa sumukò ka na lang.

It's best that you just surrender.

Huwág kang susukò sa pulís.

Don't surrender to the police.

Nanghinà ba ang loób ni Sarah at sumukò?

Did Sarah become discouraged and give up?

Hindî akó susukò kahit dukutin mo ang pusò ko.

I won't give up even if you tear my heart from my body.

Kailán susukò ang mga rebeldeng NPA?

When will the NPA rebels surrender?

Sumukò siyá.

He surrendered. / He gave up.

Sumusukò na si Jack sa kabusugán.

Jack is already giving up (eating) because he's so full.

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Sumuko kami.