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Tagalog English
sapalaran (noun) (rw. PALAD) chance-taking; risk-taking; venturing
sibak

[Passive Verb:]
sibakin

[Examples:]
Sibakin mo ang kahoy. (Split the wood.)

[Notes:]
Chinese

 (verb) to split (wood) with hatchet
silahis

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) ray of the sun breaking through clouds
sira3

[Active Verb:]
sumira

[Examples:]
Ikaw ba ang sumira sa aking damit? (Are you the one who ripped my clothes?)

 (verb) to destroy; to break; to rip; to tear
sira4

[Active Verb:]
manira

[Passive Verb:]
sirain

[Examples:]
1) Hindi ako mahilig manira ng gamit ng iba. (I am not fond of breaking other people's things.) 2) Ayaw kong sirain ang ating magandang pagsasama. (I don't want to destroy our good friendship.)

 (verb) to destroy; to break; to rip; to tear
sukli2

[Active Verb:]
magsukli

[Passive Verb:]
isukli

[Examples:]
1) Pwede ka bang magsukli sa aking isang daang dolyar? (Can you change my one hundred dollar bill?) 2) Magkano ba gusto mong isukli ko sa pera mo? (How much should I give as a change to your money?)

 (verb) to change money
sukob1

[Active Verb:]
sumukob

[Examples:]
Sumukob ka dito sa aking payong. (You seek shelter here under my umbrella.)

 (verb) to share a cover or shelter, e.g. an umbrella
sumbat

[Active Verb:]
manumbat

[Examples:]
Huwag ka nang manumbat sa aking mga pagkakamali. (You should not upbraid me of all my mistakes.)

 (verb) to upbraid
tagal1 (adj) /ma--/ late; taking a long time; for a long period of time
tipak2

[Active Verb:]
magtipak

[Passive Verb:]
tipakin

 (verb) to chop off a piece or portion of matter

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