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Tagalog English
halina

[L2 Definition:]
(var) halika (you come here)

 (noun) fascination (verb) come along (halina kayo)
hawig (adj) resembling, similar, alike
ikot1

[Active Verb:]
umikot

[Examples:]
Umikot siya sa kanto para bumalik sa bahay. (He turned around the corner to go back to the house.)

 (verb) to turn around, to turn outward, to revolve
kahawig (adj) similar, resemble, look-alike
kalikot

[Passive Verb:]
kalikutin

[Examples:]
Huwag mong kalikutin ang ilong mo. (Don't poke your finger in your nose.)

 1) a slender tube with a poking rod with which to crush and mix BUYO (noun) 2) to poke or stir, or poke and scrape into a hole (verb)
kapit1

[Active Verb:]
magkapit

[Passive Verb:]
ikapit

[Examples:]
1) Kumapit siya sa akin. (He held on to me.) 2) Ikapit mo ang kamay mo sa balikat ng bata. (Put your hand on the child's shoulder.) 3) Magkapit kayo at baka kayo mahulog. (Hold on to each other's hands or you might fall.)

 1) to hold, to grasp -- KUMAPIT, KAPITAN (verb) 2) to attach to, to connect to --- IKAPIT (verb) 3) to hold on to each other, to join -- MAGKAPIT (verb)
kapit2

[Active Verb:]
kumapit

[Passive Verb:]
kapitan

[Examples:]
1) Kumapit siya sa akin. (He held on to me.) 2) Ikapit mo ang kamay mo sa balikat ng bata. (Put your hand on the child's shoulder.) 3) Magkapit kayo at baka kayo mahulog. (Hold on to each other's hands or you might fall.)

 1) to hold, to grasp -- KUMAPIT, KAPITAN (verb) 2) to attach to, to connect to --- IKAPIT (verb) 3) to hold on to each other, to join -- MAGKAPIT (verb)
palikero (adj) flirtatious (male)
palikpik (noun) fin of fish
pareho (adj) equal; similar; alike; identical

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