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Welcome to the Tagalog Translator Online. This project initially started as a personal experiment to develop a dictionary for translating English to Tagalog and Tagalog to English words and expressions. At this moment many people, from all over the world, are using this website in order to be able to communicate with family, friends or lovers, living in the Philippines. If you have any suggestions for future developments, then please let me know. Notice: if you want to download the Windows program (freeware) of this translator then click here.

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Tagalog English
mumog1

[Active Verb:]
magmumog

[Passive Verb:]
mumugin

[Examples:]
1) Magmumog ka tuwing umaga pagkagising mo. (You should have a mouthwash every morning after you wake up.) 2) Mumugin mo ang tubig na may asin. (Gargle a glass of water with salt.)

 (verb) to gargle
mumog2

[Passive Verb:]
imumug

[Examples:]
Imumug mo ang tubig na may asin para gumaling ang iyong singaw. (Gargle a glass of water with salt to help heal your canker sore.)

 (verb) gargle
palanggana (noun) basin
paso1

[Active Verb:]
mapaso

[Examples:]
Huwag kang masyadong lumapit sa nakasinding kandila at baka ka mapaso. (You should not get close to the lighted candle or you might get burned.)

 (verb) to get burned
pitas2

[Active Verb:]
mamitas

[Passive Verb:]
pitasin

[Examples:]
1) Bawal mamitas ng prutas dito. (Picking fruits are phobited here.) 2) Pitasin mo ang mangga mula sa puno. (Pick the mango from the tree.)

 (verb) to pick off (something) from a stem
puksa1

[Active Verb:]
pumuksa

[Passive Verb:]
puksain

[Examples:]
1) Pumuksa tayo ng mga daga sa bukid. (Let's exterminate the rats in the ricefield.) 2) Pukasin ang mga daga. (Exterminate the rats.)

 (verb) to exterminate; to overcome; to destroy
saway2

[Passive Verb:]
sawayin

[Examples:]
Sawayin mo ang bata sa panunukso. (Forbid the child from teasing.)

 (verb) to prohibit; to stop; to forbid
suklob

[Active Verb:]
magsuklob

[Passive Verb:]
isuklob

[Examples:]
1) Magsuklob ka ng kumot kung natatakot ka sa kulog at kidlat. (You should cover yourself with blanket if you are afraid of the thunder and lightning.) 2) Isuklob mo ang kumot. (Cover yourself with blanket.)

 (verb) to cover completely; to cover with encasing around the sides
tabas3

[Active Verb:]
magtabas

[Passive Verb:]
tabasin

 (verb) to stand beside; to stand aside; to get out of the way; to go to the side of
tastas2

[Active Verb:]
magtastas

[Passive Verb:]
tastasin

 (verb) to rip what has been sewn

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