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Tagalog English
mamaya (adv) after a while; soon; later on, as in MAMAYANG GABI, 'later this evening'
mamamayan (noun) citizen
paypay1

[L2 Definition:]
(var) PAMAYPAY

 (noun) fan
abaniko

[Active Verb:]
mag-abaniko

[L2 Definition:]
(synonym) pamaypay

[Examples:]
1. Gamitin mo ang abaniko kung gusto mong magpalamig. (Use the folding fan if you want to have some fresh air.) 2. Mag-abaniko ka. ([You] fan yourself.)

 (noun) folding fan (active verb) to fan oneself
lamay1 (noun) funeral wake; vigil
kamay (noun) hand
harana

[Active Verb:]
magharana

[Passive Verb:]
haranahin

[Examples:]
1) Magharana tayo mamayang gabi sa bahay nila Ana. (Let's go serenade at Ana's place tonight.) 2) Haranahin natin si Ana mamayang gabi. (Let's go serenade Ana tonight.)

 (noun) serenade (verb) to serenade
litaw2

[Active Verb:]
maglitaw

[Passive Verb:]
ilitaw

[Examples:]
1) Maglitaw kaya siya ng pagkain mamayang gabi? (Will she bring out some food tonight?) 2) Ilitaw mo na ang pagkain. (Bring out the food now.)

 (verb) to bring out
dala1

[Active Verb:]
magdala

[Passive Verb:]
dalhin

[Examples:]
1) Magdala ka ng payong at uulan mamaya. (You bring an umbrella because it will rain later on.) 2) Dalhin mo ang payong at uulan mamaya. (Bring the umbrella because it will rain later on.)

 (verb) to carry, to bring or take away
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

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