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81 hulog
Active Verb: maghulogPassive Verb: ihulogEnglish Definition: (verb) /ma--/ (mahulog) to fall, to drop (verb) to drop, to fail, as an examination, to pay in installment, to deposit (money)Examples: 1) Maghulog ka ng pera sa bangko. (You deposit money in the bank.) 2) Ihulog mo ang pera sa bangko. (Deposit the money in the bank.) -
82 inis
Active Verb: mang-inisPassive Verb: inisinEnglish Definition: (verb) /ma--/ (mainis) to be annoyed, to be disgusted, to be exasperated (verb) to vex, to annoy, to provoke, to exasperateExamples: 1) Huwag kang mang-inis ng kapwa. (Don't annoy your fellowmen.) 2) Huwag mo akong inisin. (Don't annoy me.) -
83 insulto
Active Verb: mang-insultoPassive Verb: insultohinEnglish Definition: (verb) /ma--/ (mainsulto) to be insulto (verb) to insult, to embarassExamples: 1) Huwag kang mang-insulto ng kapwa. (Don't you insult your fellowmen.) 2) Huwag mo siyang insultohin. (Don't insult her.) -
84 ipon
Active Verb: mag-iponPassive Verb: ipuninEnglish Definition: (verb) to save, to collect (abbreviated form of MAGTIPON) (verb) to put together, to hoardExamples: 1) Mag-ipon ka para sa iyong kinabukasan. (You save for your future.) 2) Ipunin mo ang iyong pera. (Save your money.) -
85 kabig
Active Verb: kumabigPassive Verb: kabiginEnglish Definition: 1) to draw or pull towards one's self (verb) 2) to collect one's winnings in gambling (verb)Examples: 1) Kumabig siya ng malaki. (He gathered in a big share.) 2) Kabigin mo ang pinanalunan mo. (Get your winnings.) -
86 kabit
Active Verb: magkabitPassive Verb: ikabitEnglish Definition: 1) to fasten, attach, connect, to cling to -- KUMABIT (verb) 2) to fasten, to link, join, connect something to something -- MAGKABIT, IKABIT (verb)Examples: 1) Kumabit sa kanya ang linta. (The leech clung to him.) 2) Ikabit mo ang kandado sa pinto. (Put the padlock on the door.) -
87 kalas
Active Verb: magkalasPassive Verb: kalasinEnglish Definition: 1) to break away from, to untie, to unstitch -- KUMALAS (verb) 2) to rip apart -- MAGKALAS, KALASIN (verb)Examples: 1) Kumalas siya sa kaniyang barkada. (He broke away from his clique.) 2) Kalasin mo ang tinahi. (Rip apart what has been sewed.) -
88 kalog
Active Verb: kumalogPassive Verb: kaluginEnglish Definition: 1) to rattle or shake -- KUMALOG (verb) 2) to shake or rattle the contents of a box or bottle -- MAGKALOG, KALUGIN, IKALOG (verb)Examples: 1) Kumalog ang bola sa loob ng kahon. (The ball rattled in the box.) 2) Huwag mong kalugin ang itlog sa kahon. (Don't shake the eggs in the box.) -
89 kalong
Active Verb: magkalongPassive Verb: kalunginEnglish Definition: 1) to sit on one's lap -- KUMALONG (verb) 2) to hold on one's lap, to take someone, something on your lap -- MAGKALONG, KALUNGIN, IKALONG (verb)Examples: 1) Kumalong ang bata sa kandugan ng nanay niya. (The child sat on his mother's lap.) 2) Kalungin mo ang bata. (Take the child on your lap.) -
90 kanlong
Active Verb: kumanlongPassive Verb: ikanlongEnglish Definition: 1) to hide from view -- KUMANLONG (verb) 2) to hide something from view -- MAGKANLONG, IKANLONG (verb)Examples: 1) Kumanlong siya sa ilalim ng puno. (He took shelter under the tree.) 2) Ikanlong mo ang mga damit sa silong ng bahay. (Hide the clothes under the house.) -
91 kapa
Active Verb: kumapaPassive Verb: kapainEnglish Definition: 1) to grope, to feel about -- KUMAPA (verb) 2) to grope for something, to feel about for something -- MANGAPA, KAPAIN (verb)Examples: 1) Kumapa siya sa dilim. (He groped in the dark.) 2) Kapain mo ang lente sa loob ng bahay. (Grope for the flashlight inside the house.) -
92 kibo
Active Verb: kumiboPassive Verb: kibuinEnglish Definition: 1) to talk, to move, to stir (verb) 2) to break the silence with someone by talking (verb)Examples: 1) Kumibo ka naman diyan. (Say something.) 2) Kibuin mo ang nalulungkot na bata. (Talk to the lonely child.) -
93 kurot
Active Verb: mangurotPassive Verb: kurutinEnglish Definition: 1) to take a piece -- KUMUROT (verb) 2) to pinch -- MANGUROT, KURUTIN (verb)Examples: 1) Kumurot ka ng pagkain sa mesa. (Take a piece of food on the table.) 2) Kurutin mo nga ang pisngi ko. (Pinch my cheeks.) -
94 kuskos
Active Verb: magkuskosPassive Verb: kuskusinEnglish Definition: 1) to scrub -- MAGKUSKOS, KUSKUSIN (verb) 2) to scrub with -- MAGKUSKOS, IKUSKOS (verb)Examples: 1) Kuskusin mo ang sahig. (Scrub the floor.) 2) Ikuskos mo ang basahan sa sahig. (Scrub the floor with the rag.) -
95 kusot
Active Verb: magkusotPassive Verb: kusutinEnglish Definition: 1) rumpled, crumpled (adj) 2) to get wrinkled -- MAKUSOT (verb) 3) to crumple; to wash clothes by rubbing vigorously -- MAGKUSOT, KUSUTIN (verb)L2 Definition: (syn) gusotExamples: Huwag kang makislot, baka makusot ang damit mo. (Don't be too playful or your shirt might get crumpled.) -
96 lagay
Active Verb: lumagayPassive Verb: ilagayEnglish Definition: (verb) to put oneself in a certain condition (verb) to put, to place (something); to lay down somethingExamples: 1) Lumagay ka naman sa lugar nya at nang maintindihan mo kung bakit niya nagawa iyon. (You put yourself in his shoes and you will understand why he did it.) 2) Ilagay mo ang libro sa mesa. (Put the book on the table.) -
97 ahit
Active Verb: mag-ahitPassive Verb: ahitinEnglish Definition: 1) the shaved part; a shaving service (noun) 2) to shave (verb)Examples: 1) Ahitin mo ang iyong balbas. (Shave your beard.) 2) Inahit ni Pedro ang kanyang balbas. (Pedro shaved his beard.) 3) Makinis ang ahit niyang ulo. (His shaved head is smooth.) -
98 akit
Active Verb: umakitPassive Verb: inakitEnglish Definition: (verb) to charm, to attract, to lure, to enticeExamples: 1) Akitin mo ang mga mamimili sa pamamagitan ng iyong ganda. (Attract the buyers over by means of your beauty.) 2) Inakit niya ako. (She enticed me.) -
99 alaga
Active Verb: mag-alagaPassive Verb: alagaanEnglish Definition: 1) pet, ward, person, animal or the thing being taken care of (noun) 2) to take care of, to raise, to bring (verb)Examples: 1) Si Maria ay may alagang pagong. (Maria has a pet turtle.) 2) Mag-alaga ka ng bata. (Take care of the child.) 3) Alagaan mo ang iyong kapatid. (Take care of your brother [or sister].) -
100 alala
Active Verb: mag-alalaPassive Verb: alalahaninEnglish Definition: 1) memory, recollection (noun) 2) to worry, to be anxious about something (verb)Examples: 1) Huwag kang mag-alala.(Don't worry.) 2) Huwag mo siyang alalahanin. (Don't worry about him.)
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Active verb — Verb Verb, n. [F. verbe, L. verbum a word, verb. See {Word}.] 1. A word; a vocable. [Obs.] South. [1913 Webster] 2. (Gram.) A word which affirms or predicates something of some person or thing; a part of speech expressing being, action, or the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
active verb form — form in which the verb is showing the subject of the verb as acting (Grammar) … English contemporary dictionary
Verb — Verb, n. [F. verbe, L. verbum a word, verb. See {Word}.] 1. A word; a vocable. [Obs.] South. [1913 Webster] 2. (Gram.) A word which affirms or predicates something of some person or thing; a part of speech expressing being, action, or the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
active — ac|tive1 W2S2 [ˈæktıv] adj ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 1¦(busy)¦ 2¦(involved)¦ 3¦(functioning)¦ 4¦(doing something)¦ 5¦(volcano)¦ 6¦(grammar)¦ 7¦(chemical)¦ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ [Date: 1300 1400; : Latin; Origin: activus, from agere; ACT1 … Dictionary of contemporary English
active — actively, adv. activeness, n. /ak tiv/, adj. 1. engaged in action; characterized by energetic work, participation, etc.; busy: an active life. 2. being in a state of existence, progress, or motion: active hostilities. 3. involving physical effort … Universalium
active*/*/*/ — I [ˈæktɪv] adj 1) always doing things, especially with energy and enthusiasm Rose is still active at the age of 87.[/ex] She continues to be active in politics.[/ex] He is an active member of the American Cancer Society.[/ex] 2) an active VOLCANO … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
active — ac|tive [ æktıv ] adjective *** ▸ 1 doing many activities ▸ 2 making something happen ▸ 3 operating/working ▸ 4 of a volcano ▸ 5 producing a reaction ▸ 6 in grammar 1. ) someone who is active does a lot of different activities and has a lot of… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
active */*/*/ — UK [ˈæktɪv] / US adjective 1) someone who is active does a lot of different activities and has a lot of energy and interests People are remaining active into later life. meditation techniques to keep the mind active and alert a) very involved in… … English dictionary
verb — Ha ina, ha ihana. Kinds: ha ina pili, ha ina pili aku (active); ha ina kōkua (auxiliary); ha ina oko a, ha ina pili ole aku (intransitive); ha ina keke e (irregular); ha ina oko a (neuter); ha ina pili, ha ina pili aku (transitive); ha ina… … English-Hawaiian dictionary
active — [ak′tiv] adj. [ME & OFr actif < L activus < actus, pp. of agere: see ACT1] 1. that is acting, functioning, working, moving, etc. 2. capable of acting, functioning, etc. 3. causing action, motion, or change 4. characterized by much action or … English World dictionary
Active — Ac tive, a. [F. actif, L. activus, fr. agere to act.] 1. Having the power or quality of acting; causing change; communicating action or motion; acting; opposed to {passive}, that receives; as, certain active principles; the powers of the mind.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
