Inaayos

Inaayos is a Filipino term that translates to "being fixed," "being repaired," or "being arranged" in English. It is a verb form derived from the root word "ayos," which means order, neatness, or arrangement. The prefix "in-" indicates that the action is being performed on the subject.

The word "inaayos" can be used in various contexts. It commonly refers to the process of repairing something that is broken or not functioning properly. For example, "Inaayos ang sirang sapatos" means "The broken shoes are being fixed." It can also describe the act of organizing or tidying up something. For instance, "Inaayos ang mga gamit sa bahay" translates to "The things in the house are being arranged."

Furthermore, "inaayos" can imply making improvements or adjustments to a situation or plan. "Inaayos ang iskedyul" means "The schedule is being adjusted." The specific meaning often depends on the surrounding words and the overall context of the sentence. The term is widely used in everyday Filipino conversation, highlighting the active process of restoration, organization, or modification.