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sabit2

[Active Verb:]
magsabit

[Passive Verb:]
isabit

[Examples:]
1) Magsabit ka ng damit sa sampayan. (You hang some clothes on the clothesline.) 2) Isabit mo ang damit sa sampayan. (Hang the clothes on the clothesline.)

 (verb) to hang
bigti

[Active Verb:]
magbigti

[Passive Verb:]
bigtiin

[Examples:]
Huwag kang magbigti dahil lang sa ikaw ay bigo. (Don't hang yourself just because you are frustrated.)

 (verb) to hang or strangle oneself
sandal2

[Active Verb:]
magsandal

[Passive Verb:]
isandal

[Examples:]
1) Magsandal ka ng salamin sa pader. (You lean the mirror against the wall.) 2) Isandal mo ang salamin sa pader. (Lean the mirror against the wall.)

 (verb) to lean or place (something or someone) in a reclining or leaning position against a support
sukbit

[Active Verb:]
magsukbit

[Passive Verb:]
isukbit

[Examples:]
1) Magsukbit ka ng sinturon. (You should wear a belt.) 2) Isukbit mo ang sinturon. (Wear the belt.)

 (verb) to let something hang from the waistline; to hook on to one's belt, skirt, or trousers
sukat2

[Active Verb:]
sumukat

[Passive Verb:]
sukatin

[Examples:]
1) Sumukat ka ng ilang sapatos. (You should try on some pairs of shoes.) 2) Sukatin mo ang haba ng tali. (Measure the length of the rope.)

 (verb) to measure; to try on
sulsi1

[Active Verb:]
magsulsi

[Passive Verb:]
sulsihan

[Examples:]
1) Magsulsi ka ng sirang pantalon. (You mend the broken pants.) 2) Sulsihan mo ang sirang pantalon. (Mend the broken pants.)

 (verb) to mend clothes
silip2

[Active Verb:]
manilip

[Passive Verb:]
silipin

[Examples:]
1) Mahilig manilip si Monica sa kuwarto ni Kenneth. (Monica is fond of peeping through Kenneth's room.) 2) Gustong silipin ni Kenneth ang silid ni Bill. (Kenneth wants to peep inside Bill's room.)

 (verb) to peep
diretso

[Passive Verb:]
diretsuhin

[Examples:]
Diretsuhin lang ninyo ang daan at makikita ninyo ang simbahan. (Proceed straight on this road and you will see the church building.)

 (verb) to proceed on in a straight direction
sulsol2

[Active Verb:]
manulsol

[Passive Verb:]
sulsulan

[Examples:]
1) Huwag ka nang manulsol sa away ng mga kapatid mo. (You should not prod your brothers to fight more.) 2) Gusto niyang sulsulan ang kanyang anak na makipag-away sa kanilang kapit-bahay. (She likes to instigate her son to have a fight with their neighbors

 (verb) to prod; to incite someone to do something usually not good; to instigate
lasap2

[Active Verb:]
lumasap

[Passive Verb:]
lasapin

[Examples:]
1) Lumasap siya ng pagkaing niluto ng kanyang nanay. (He relished the taste of his mother's dish.) 2) Lasapin mo ang simoy ng hangin. (Enjoy the good smell of air.)

 (verb) to relish the taste of food; to enjoy (something)

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