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21 duldol
Passive Verb: iduldolEnglish Definition: (verb) to shove or thrust (something) with force into another, as pen into ink bottle, food into mouth, or like actionExamples: Huwag mong iduldol ang lapis sa aking mata. (Don't shove the pencil infront of my eyes.) -
22 dura
English Definition: see dura1 see dura2 see dura3--------English Definition: (noun) spit, saliva--------Active Verb: dumuraEnglish Definition: (verb) to spitExamples: Dumura ang mama sa kalsada. (The man spit on the sidewalk.)--------Active Verb: mangduraPassive Verb: duraanEnglish Definition: (verb) to spit at somethingExamples: 1) Huwag kang magdura ng kapwa. (Don't spit at your fellowmen.) 2) Huwag mong duraan ang iyong kapwa. (Don't spit at your neighbor.) -
23 galaw
English Definition: see galaw1 see galaw2--------Active Verb: gumalawPassive Verb: igalawEnglish Definition: (verb) to moveExamples: 1) Huwag kang masyadong gumalaw at baka ikaw ay mahalatang may ninanakaw. (Don't you move too much or they will know that you are stealing something.) 2) Igalaw mo ang iyong kamay para makita nila. (Move your hands for--------Active Verb: manggalawPassive Verb: galawinEnglish Definition: (verb) to touch, to move somethingExamples: 1) Ayaw kong manggalaw ng gamit iba. (I don't want to touch other people's belongings.) 2) Huwag mong galawin ang gamit sa ibabaw ng mesa. (Don't touch those things on the table.) -
24 gasta
English Definition: see gasta1 see gasta2--------Active Verb: gumastaEnglish Definition: (verb) to spend, to expendExamples: Gumasta ba si Ana para sa kaarawan niya? (Did Ana spend some money for her birthday?)--------Active Verb: maggastaPassive Verb: gastahinEnglish Definition: (verb) to spend, to expendExamples: 1) Gusto kong maggasta para handa sa aking kaarawan. (I want to spend money for my birthday bash.) 2) Huwag mong gastahin lahat ang naipong pera ng mga magulang mo. (Don't expend all the money saved by your parents.) -
25 giit
English Definition: see giit1 see giit2--------Active Verb: gumiitEnglish Definition: (verb) to intrude, to push one's way through--------Active Verb: maggiitPassive Verb: igiitEnglish Definition: (verb) to insistExamples: 1) Huwag kang maggiit ng iyong opinyon. (Don't you insist your opinion.) 2) Huwag mong igiit ang iyong opinyon. (Don't insist on your opinion.) -
26 gulang
Passive Verb: gulanganEnglish Definition: 1) age (noun) 2) /ma--/ (magulang) shrewd, mature (adj) 3) to take advantage of someone who is inexperienced (adj)Examples: Huwag mong gulangan ang bata. (Don't take advantage of the kid.) -
27 harang
English Definition: see harang1 see harang2 see harang3--------Active Verb: humarangEnglish Definition: (verb) to block, to bar, to stand in the wayExamples: Humarang siya sa kalye. (He blocked the road.)--------Active Verb: magharangPassive Verb: iharangEnglish Definition: (verb) to put a block or a hindrance, to bar with somethingExamples: 1) Magharang ka ng kahoy sa pinto. (You bar the door with a piece of wood.) 2) Iharang mo ang kahoy sa pinto. (Bar the door with a piece of wood.)--------Active Verb: mangharangPassive Verb: haranginEnglish Definition: (verb) to rob, to block, to stopExamples: 1) Huwag kang mangharang ng tao. (Don't you rob people.) 2) Huwag mong harangin ang mga taong gustong pumasok sa pinto. (Don't block the people who want to enter through the door.)--------English Definition: Tagalog slang for exorbitant price; equivalent of "highway robbery"L2 Definition: (salitang balbal) masyadong mahal ang presyo -
28 hatol
English Definition: see hatol1 see hatol2--------Active Verb: maghatolPassive Verb: ihatolEnglish Definition: (verb) to judge, to give a sentence or decisionExamples: 1) Maghatol ka ng isang kompetisyon. (You judge a competition.) 2) Ihatol mo na ang iyong decision. (Make your judgment now.)--------Active Verb: manghatolPassive Verb: hatulanEnglish Definition: (verb) to judgeExamples: 1) Huwag kang manghatol ng kapwa. (Don't you judge your neighbor.) 2) Huwag mong hatulan ang iyong kapwa. (Don't judge your neighbor.) -
29 hiwa
English Definition: see hiwa1 see hiwa2 see hiwa3--------Active Verb: humiwaPassive Verb: hiwainEnglish Definition: (noun) a slice (verb) to cut with a blade or a knifeExamples: 1) Humiwa ka ng isang pirasong hamon. (You cut a slice of ham.) 2) Hiwain mo ang hamon. (Slice the ham.)--------Active Verb: maghiwaEnglish Definition: (verb) to cut with a blade or knife, to sliceExamples: Maghiwa ka ng gulay para sa ating lutuin. (You cut the vegetables for our recipe.)--------Active Verb: manghiwaPassive Verb: hiwainEnglish Definition: (verb) to cut deliberately with a blade or knifeExamples: 1) Huwag kang manghiwa ng iyong hita. (You should not cut your thigh.) 2) Huwag mong hiwain ang iyong tenga! (Don't cut your ears!) -
30 hugot
English Definition: see hugot1 see hugot2--------Active Verb: humugotEnglish Definition: (verb) to pull out, to drawExamples: Humugot siya ng damit sa aparador. (She pulled out a dress from the cabinet.)--------Active Verb: manghugotPassive Verb: hugutinEnglish Definition: (verb) to pull outExamples: 1) Huwag mong hugutin ang iyong ngipin. (You should not pull out your tooth.) 2) Ayaw niyang manghugot ng hindi niya ari. (He does not like to pull out what is not his.) -
31 ipit
English Definition: see ipit1 see ipit2 see ipit3--------Passive Verb: ipitinEnglish Definition: (verb) to crush (verb) /ma--/ (maipit) to get caught in-between; to be clippedExamples: 1) Huwag mong ipitin ang kamay mo. (Don't crush your hand.) 2) Mag-ingat ka sa pagsara ng pinto at baka maipit ang iyong daliri. (Be careful in closing the door or your fingers might get clipped.)--------Active Verb: mag-ipitEnglish Definition: (verb) to clip, pin (hair)Examples: Mag-ipit ka ng buhok mo. (You clip your hair.)--------Active Verb: mang-ipitPassive Verb: ipitinEnglish Definition: (verb) to clip, to clasp, to press, to catch in-betweenExamples: 1) Mang-ipit ka ng mga papel sa loob ng libro. (You clip some papers in the book.) 2) Ipitin mo ang mga papel sa loob ng libro. (Clip the papers inside the book.) -
32 isip
Passive Verb: isipinEnglish Definition: (verb) to think over, to think aboutExamples: Isipin mong mabuti bago ka magdesisyon. (Think it over before you make a decision.) -
33 kalikot
Passive Verb: kalikutinEnglish Definition: 1) a slender tube with a poking rod with which to crush and mix BUYO (noun) 2) to poke or stir, or poke and scrape into a hole (verb)Examples: Huwag mong kalikutin ang ilong mo. (Don't poke your finger in your nose.) -
34 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.) -
35 kulong
Active Verb: magkulongPassive Verb: ikulongEnglish Definition: 1) kennel, pen, prison, cage -- KULUNGAN (noun) 2) surrounded, encircled, imprisoned, jailed -- KULONG(adj) 3) to cage, to imprison -- IKULONG, MAGKULONG (verb)L2 Definition: (syn) haulaExamples: 1) Huwag mong ikulong ang ibon sa haula. (Don't put the bird in the cage.) 2) Magkulong ka sa iyong silid. (Imprison yourself in your room.) -
36 kutya
Active Verb: mangutyaPassive Verb: kutyainEnglish Definition: (verb) to mock, to scorn, to ridicule, to derideExamples: 1) Hindi niya gustong mangutya ng kapwa. (He does not like to ridicule his fellowmen.) 2) Huwag mong kutyain ang mahirap. (Don't mock the poor.) -
37 laktaw
Active Verb: lumaktawPassive Verb: laktawanEnglish Definition: (noun) omission of step after making several consecutive ones (verb) to skip or omit a few steps in a series supposed to be done consecutivelyExamples: 1) Lumaktaw siya ng ilang hakbang papanik sa hagdanan. (He skipped several steps going up the stairs.) 2) Huwag mong laktawan ang ilang bilang sa pagsusulit. (Don't skip some numbers in the examination.) -
38 ligaw
English Definition: see ligaw1 see ligaw2 see ligaw3 see ligaw4 see ligaw5--------English Definition: (noun) courtship--------Active Verb: lumigawEnglish Definition: (verb) to court; to wooExamples: Lumigaw si Ana kay David. (Ana courted David.)--------Active Verb: mangligawPassive Verb: iligawEnglish Definition: (verb) to court; to wooExamples: 1) Marunong mangligaw ng babae si Bill. (Bill knows how to court a girl.) 2) Iligaw mo si Bill kay Monica. (Court Monica for Bill.)--------Active Verb: maligawEnglish Definition: (verb) to get lost; to strayExamples: Huwag kang masyadong lumayo at baka ikaw ay maligaw. (Don't go very far or you might get lost.)--------Active Verb: mangligawPassive Verb: iligawEnglish Definition: (verb) to guide to the wrong way; to misguideExamples: 1) Mahilig siyang mangligaw ng tao mula sa ibang bayan. (He is fond of misleading strangers from out of town.) 2) Huwag mong iligaw ang bisita. (Don't mislead the visitor.) -
39 limot
English Definition: see limot1 see limot2--------Active Verb: lumimotPassive Verb: limutinEnglish Definition: (verb) to forgetExamples: 1) Huwag ka sanang lumimot sa ating sumpaan. (Please don't you forget our commitment to each other.) 2) Limutin mo na ang kahapon. (Forget the past.)--------Active Verb: kalimutanEnglish Definition: (verb) to forgetExamples: Huwag mong kalimutan ang pambayad sa tubig at elektrisidad. (Don't you forget the payment for the water and electricity.) -
40 liyab
English Definition: see liyab1 see liyab2--------Active Verb: magliyabEnglish Definition: (verb) to blaze; to flare upExamples: 1) Huwag mong nang lagyan pa ng gas ang apoy at baka lalong magliyab ito. (Don't you put more gas into the fire as it would only flare up more.)--------Active Verb: lumiyabEnglish Definition: (verb) to blaze; to flare upExamples: Lumiyab ang tangke ng langis matapos itong hagisan ng nakasinding sigarilyo. (The oil tank went ablaze after someone threw a lighted cigarette on it.)
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