you've got to know first its root word which is "sadya" to mean: 'purpose': "ano ang sadya mo dito?" ('what are you here for?' / what's your purpose of going here?') 'reality (in a high degree)': "sadya na napakaganda niya" ('she's really so beautiful.') 'designed / planned': 'sadya na ganyan ang pagkakagawa niyan." ('It was built as planned.') "sinadya" is an adjective to mean 'intentional' or 'deliberate' "sinadya ko na basagin ang salamin" - 'I intentionally broke the mirror.' :)

Sinadya = done purposefully.

oh by the way.... "sinadya" is a veb... an action word so the meaning is "it was done on purpose"

it simply means.... "you did it on purpose" =)

"Sinadya" if used in Tagalog or Filipino means "deliberately". But if it is used in Hiligaynon (another dialect in the Philippines) means "celebration".