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1 biwas
pull -
2 hatakin
pull -
3 balták
pull, pluck, stretch -
4 hila
pull, cablet, haul, tow, towage, traction, pluck -
5 hilahin
pull, tighten, drag, stretch -
6 kinabig
pull towards one's self -
7 hatak
English Definition: see hatak1 see hatak2 see hatak3--------English Definition: (noun) /pag--/ (paghatak) towingL2 Definition: (syn) batak, hila--------Active Verb: humatakPassive Verb: hatakinEnglish Definition: (verb) to pullExamples: 1) Humatak ka sa lubid. (You pull the rope.) 2) Hatakin ang lubid. (Pull the rope.)--------Active Verb: manghatakPassive Verb: hatakinEnglish Definition: (verb) to pull or tag along someone or somethingExamples: 1) Manghatak ka ng isasama mo sa amin. (You pull anybody in going to our place.) 2) Hatakin mo si Pedro papunta sa amin. (Tag along Pedro to our place.) -
8 banat
English Definition: see banat1 see banat2--------Active Verb: magbanatPassive Verb: banatinEnglish Definition: 1) a strike, sock, box or stroke to hit something (noun) 2) a pull to stretch (noun) 3) taut, stretched (adj) 4) to pull, to stretch (verb)Examples: 1) Magbanat ka ng buto. (Stretch your bones. -literal; Do some work. -Idiom.) 2) Banatin mo ang iyong buto sa trabaho. (Stretch your bones with some work.) 3) Bumanat siya sa usapan. (He actively joined in the discussion. -colloq.) 4) Binanatan niya ang--------Active Verb: bumanatPassive Verb: banatanEnglish Definition: 1) a strike, sock, box or stroke to hit something (noun) 2) a pull to strech (noun) 3) taut, stretched (adj) 4) to pull, to stretch (verb) 5) Tagalog slang, to have intercourse 6) Tagalog slang for "go ahead", "continue", "okay"L2 Definition: (salitang balbal) 1. tira; 2. hindot; 3. sige; 4. tuloyExamples: 1) Magbanat ka ng buto. (Stretch your bones. -literal; Do some work. -Idiom.) 2) Banatin mo ang iyong buto sa trabaho. (Stretch your bones with some work.) 3) Bumanat siya sa usapan. (He actively joined in the discussion. -colloq.) 4) Binanatan niya ang -
9 hila
English Definition: see hila1 see hila2--------Active Verb: humilaEnglish Definition: (verb) to pullExamples: Humila ka ng kama. (You pull the bed.)--------Active Verb: manghilaPassive Verb: hilahinEnglish Definition: (verb) to pull something or tag along somebodyExamples: 1) Manghila ka ng kasama mamaya. (You tag along somebody later.) 2) Hilahin mo ang kama. (Pull the bed.) -
10 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.) -
11 baltak
Active Verb: mang-baltakPassive Verb: baltakinEnglish Definition: 1) sudden, strong pull (noun) 2) to pull suddenly (verb)Examples: Baltakin mo siya at baka siya mahulog. (Pull him or he might fall.) -
12 bunot
Active Verb: magbunotPassive Verb: bunutinEnglish Definition: 1) coconut husk (noun) 2) to pull out, to uproot, to extract -- BUMUNOT, BUNUTIN (verb) 3) to pull out something -- MAGBUNOT, BUNUTIN (verb)Examples: 1) Bumunot siya ng isang numero sa palabunutan. (He picked a number from the lottery.) 2) Huwag kang magbunot ng baril. (Don't pull out a gun.)See a picture -
13 ahon
English Definition: see ahon1 see ahon2--------Active Verb: mag-ahonPassive Verb: iahonEnglish Definition: 1) to take something out of the water 2) to get out of the waterExamples: 1) Iahon mo ang bata sa tubig. (Pull the child out of the water.) 2) Umahon na tayo. (Let's get out of the water.) 3) Inahon nila ang lumubog na banka sa dagat. (They took the sunken boat out of the sea.)--------Active Verb: umahonEnglish Definition: 1) to take something out of the water 2) to get out of the waterExamples: 1) Iahon mo ang bata sa tubig. (Pull the child out of the water.) 2) Umahon na tayo. (Let's get out of the water.) 3) Inahon nila ang lumubog na banka sa dagat. (They took the sunken boat out of the sea.) -
14 batak
Active Verb: bumatakPassive Verb: batakinEnglish Definition: (verb) to pull, to stretchExamples: Batakin mo ang lubid. (Stretch/pull the rope.) -
15 labnot
Active Verb: manglabnotPassive Verb: labnutinEnglish Definition: (verb) pull out forcibly; pluck, cut, uprootExamples: 1) Gusto niyang manglabnot ng kanyang buhok. (She likes to pluck out her hair.) 2) Labnutin mo ang buhok niya. (Pull out her hair.) -
16 sabunot
English Definition: see sabunot1 see sabunot2--------English Definition: (noun) pulling of hair; uprooting of hair--------Passive Verb: sabunutanEnglish Definition: (verb) to pull (someone's hair) by the rootsExamples: Sabunutan mo ang kalbong si Aryana. (Pull the hair of balding Aryana.) -
17 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.) -
18 lilis
Active Verb: maglilisPassive Verb: ililisEnglish Definition: (verb) to pull up the skirt or trousers; to roll up the sleevesExamples: 1) Maglilis ka ng iyong pantalon bago ka lumusong sa tubig. (You should roll up your pants before you dip into the water.) 2) Ililis mo ang iyong manggas bago ka maghugas ng kamay mo. (Roll up your sleeves before you wash your hands.) -
19 batak
haul, pull, tow, traction, pluck, tug -
20 bumaltak
haul, to pull, pluck
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