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Tagalog English
na2 (lig) connects modifier and word modified. Takes the form --NG when the word it follows ends in a vowel sound, as MABAIT NA BATA or BATANG MABAIT, good child.
lakad1 (noun) a person's destination when preparing a trip or when preparing to leave
malagkit1 (noun) glutinous rice; a species of rice which is sticky when cooked
kawag (noun) movement of hands and/or feet, specially when swimming or drowning; also movement of wings
ay

[Examples:]
Umalis siya. -- Siya ay umalis. (He left.)

 (part) connects the topic of the sentence and predicate when the sentence is given in reverse order; sentence inversion marker.
amin

[Examples:]
Pumunta ka sa amin. (Go to our place.)

 (pron) first person plural number pronoun (exclusive) meaning "our", "ours", "us"; shows possession or location when preceded by SA.
man1 (pron) used with the interrogative pronouns SINO, KANINO, ANO, ALIN, KAILAN, SAAN, etc., as SINO MAN, whoever; SA KANINO MAN, whomever; ANO MAN, whatever; ALIN MAN, whichever; KAILAN MAN, whenever; SAAN MAN, wherever; MAGKANO MAN, whatever the cost (price
hagip

[Examples:]
Mag-ingat ka sa paglakad sa kalsada baka ka mahagip ng mabilis na kotse. (Be careful when you cross the street or you might be hit by a car.)

 (verb) /maka--; ma--/ (makahagip; mahagip) hit or caught by a moving body
sakit3

[Active Verb:]
sumakit

[Examples:]
Sumakit ang aking ulo nang marinig ko ang boses ni Josie. (My head ached when I heard Josie's voice.)

 (verb) to ache; to be in pain; to be ill
patay3

[Active Verb:]
mapatay

[Examples:]
Magingat ka sa iyong paguwi sa gabi at baka ka mapatay. (You should be careful when you get home at night or you might get killed.)

 (verb) to get killed

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