hagemoge
Meaning: exhausted
Usage: This word means exhausted or very tired. It describes a state of extreme fatigue.
"I stay hagemoge"
"I hagemoge after working all day."
"She hagemoge, she need to rest."
Origin: The origin is uncertain, but it's likely a Pidgin invention to express the feeling of being extremely tired.
What does "hagemoge" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?
"hagemoge" means "exhausted" in Hawaiian Pidgin. This word means exhausted or very tired. It describes a state of extreme fatigue..
How do you pronounce "hagemoge"?
"hagemoge" is pronounced "HAH-geh-MOH-geh". Click the "Hear Pronunciation" button above to listen!
How do you use "hagemoge" in a sentence?
Example: "I stay hagemoge"
"Negative sentences in Pidgin often use 'never' for past tense, as in 'I never see him' (I didn't see him)."
"Hawaiian Pidgin (HWC) originated on sugar plantations as a way for diverse ethnic groups to communicate."
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