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Tagalog English
ahon1

[Active Verb:]
mag-ahon

[Passive Verb:]
iahon

[Examples:]
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.)

 1) to take something out of the water 2) to get out of the water
ahon2

[Active Verb:]
umahon

[Examples:]
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.)

 1) to take something out of the water 2) to get out of the water
alon

[Active Verb:]
umalon

[Examples:]
Umalon ng malakas kahapon sa dagat. (The waves were big yesterday at the sea.)

 1) waves (noun) 2) to move like waves (verb)
dagat (noun) ocean, sea
habagat (noun) a west or southwest wind, monsoon
kagat

[Active Verb:]
kumagat

[Passive Verb:]
kagatin

[Examples:]
Kumagat siya sa aking bayabas. (She took a bite off my guava.)

 1) bite (noun) 2) to bite (verb)
lagatak (noun) indraft of rain through the roof
ligtas

[Active Verb:]
magligtas

[Passive Verb:]
iligtas

[Examples:]
Magligtas tayo ng mga nalulunod sa dagat. (Let us save some people who are drowning at sea.)

 (verb) to save; to free
pamagat (noun) title of written work
pulot2

[Active Verb:]
pumulot

[Examples:]
Pumulot ka ng kabibe sa dagat. (You pick up some shells from the sea.)

 (verb) to pick up

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