Ma it

Pronunciation: ma-it

Origin: Ilocano

Part of Speech:

Adjective (to describe a person)
Interjection (to express surprise or amusement)

Definitions:

(Adjective) Used to describe someone who is funny, playful, or a bit crazy in an entertaining way.
(Interjection) An exclamation used to react to something wild, crazy, or hilarious.
Usage & Meaning:
"Ma it" is often used in a lighthearted manner to describe someone with a fun and crazy personality or as an exclamation when reacting to something outrageous.

(As an Adjective)

• Si Mark talaga, ma it! Palaging may kalokohan!
(Mark is really crazy! He’s always joking around!)
• Ang kaibigan ko ay ma it, kaya hindi kami nauubusan ng tawanan!
(My friend is so funny and wild, we never stop laughing!)

(As an Interjection)

• Ma it! Anong pinaggagawa mo diyan?!
(Crazy!! What are you even doing?!)
• Ma it! Ang taas ng talon mo, di ka ba natakot?
(Whoa! That jump was so high, weren’t you scared?)

by Itlogngpogi March 13, 2025

MA GORG

MA GORG

-means that someone is an asshole

did you see that MA GORG yesterday?
such a MA GORG

by magorg November 24, 2021

where ma gets

Or Wer ma getz is a filino slang and another way of saying where will I get

Friend: You can go to cebu with a boyfriend
Me: lol wer ma getz (where ma gets)

by Loopyism101 May 20, 2023

Ma che cazzo

It’s mean WHAT THE FUCK in italiano even if cazzo means dick

Timmy: Hey Mario what are you doing?
Mario: mangiando (eating)
Timmy: I fucked your mom
Mario: MA CHE CAZZO

by The comically random gamer June 4, 2023

nah ma ved a que

when someone does a weird thing and u wanna tell your friend about it without them listening

*someone says something dumb in class*

"nah ma ved a queeee"

by junkyu mondo dominazione June 6, 2023

Hey Look Ma, I Made It

Amazing pop/rock song by pop bad Panic! At The Disco from their sixth album Pray for the Wicked.

Boy: Have you heard Hey Look Ma, I made it by Panic! At the disco

Girl: yeah, it's my favorite song

by the_meme_house June 9, 2023

dans ma trousse

The useless phrase you learn in Year 7 which you'll never use in real life unless you're begging to get gangbanged by a few roadmen...

French Teacher: "LISTEN UP YEAR 7! So... how do we say 'in my pencil case'?"
Class: "Dans ma trousse!!"
Me: "Just let the ground swallow me up right now."

by glebus June 17, 2024