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halili2

[Active Verb:]
maghalili

[Passive Verb:]
halilinan

[Examples:]
1) Maghalili tayo sa pagpasok sa opisina. (Let's take turns in going to the office.) 2) Halilinan mo ako mamaya sa pagbantay sa may sakit. (Please take my place in watching over the sick.)

 (verb) to change something, to take another's place
hilod

[Active Verb:]
maghilod

[Passive Verb:]
hiludin

[Examples:]
1) Maghilod ka ng iyong paa sa pagligo mo. (You scrub your feet when you take a shower.) 2) Hiludin mo ang iyong paa. (Scrub your feet.)

 (verb) to scrub the skin to remove dirt
hinayang (noun) (rw. SAYANG) feeling of regret for not having utilized something or not having taken advantage of the situation (noun) /pang--/ (panghihinayang) regret
hinga2

[Active Verb:]
magpahinga

[Examples:]
Magpahinga ka muna dito sa bahay. (You take a rest in the house.)

 (verb) to take a rest, to rest
hubad

[Active Verb:]
maghubad

[Passive Verb:]
hubarin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang maghubad ng kamiseta dahil malamig sa labas. (You should not take off your shirt because it is cold outside.) 2) Hubarin mo ang kamiseta mo. (Take off your shirt.)

 (adj) naked, undressed from the waist up, not in possession of (verb) to undress, to have nothing on from the waist up
hubo

[Active Verb:]
maghubo

[Passive Verb:]
hubuan

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang maghubo sa harap ng mga tao. (You should not take off your pants in front of many people.) 2) Hubuan mo ng pantalon ang bata at gusto niyang umihi. (Take off the kid's pants 'cause he wants to pee.)

 (adj) nude, undressed from the waist down (verb) to take off the pants, to undress from the waist down
ikot2

[Active Verb:]
mag-ikot

[Passive Verb:]
iikot

[Examples:]
1) Ayaw niyang mag-ikot ng kotse sa kapitbahayan. (He does not want to take the car around the neighborhood.) 2) Iikot mo muna ang kotse bago mo iparada. (Turn around the car before you park it.)

 (verb) to turn something around, to take around
inom1

[Active Verb:]
uminom

[Passive Verb:]
inumin

[Examples:]
1) Uminom ka na ng gamot mo. (You should drink your medicine now.) 2) Inumin mo ang gamot mo. (Drink your medicine.)

 (verb) to drink something, to take as medicine
intindi2

[Active Verb:]
mag-intindi

[Passive Verb:]
intindihin

[Examples:]
1) Mag-intindi ka muna sa iyong lolo. (You should attend to your grandfather first.) 2) Intindihin mo muna ang iyong mga anak. (Attend to your children first.)

 (verb) to take care of, to look after, to attend to
iwi

[Active Verb:]
mag-iwi

[Examples:]
Mag-iwi ka ng anak niya. (You take care of her child.)

 (noun) /pag--/ (pag-iiwi) taking care of an animal for someone else who is the real owner (verb) to take care of children

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