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Tagalog English
deposito2

[Active Verb:]
magdeposito

[Passive Verb:]
ideposito

[Examples:]
1) Magdeposito ka ng pera mamayang hapon. (You deposit the money in the bank this afternoon.) 2) Ideposito mo na ang pera mamayang hapon. (Deposit the money in the bank this afternoon.)

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (verb) to make a deposit in the bank; to store up
dilig

[Active Verb:]
magdilig

[Passive Verb:]
diligin

[Examples:]
1) Magdilig ka ng halaman mamayang hapon. (You water the plants later this afternoon.) 2) Diligin mo ang mga halaman. (Water the plants.)

 (verb) to sprinkle water on; to water (plants)
ebaporasyon

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) evaporation
gala

[Active Verb:]
gumala

[Examples:]
Gumala si Juan sa buong Maynila kahapon. (John wandered about the city of Manila yesterday.)

 (verb) to wander about; to go about idly; to travel aimlessly
ganap1

[L2 Definition:]
1) buo (syn) 2) yari, tapos (syn) 3) eksakto, husto (syn)

 1) complete (adj) 2) fulfilled, completed, finished (adj) 3) exact (adj)
gapos see gapos1 see gapos2 see gapos3 see gapos4
gapos1 (noun) manacle; rope tied around arms or hands
gapos2 (adj) manacled
gapos3

[Active Verb:]
maggapos

[Passive Verb:]
igapos

[Examples:]
1) Maggapos ka ng baboy. (You tie up the pig.) 2) Igapos mo ang baboy. (Tie the pig up.)

 (verb) to tie up securely, usually by the arms
gapos4

[Active Verb:]
manggapos

[Examples:]
Manggapos ka ng aso. (You tie up the dog.)

 (verb) to tie up

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