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Tagalog Translator *Online*

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Tagalog English
palakpak1 (noun) applause; sound of applause
palakpak2

[Active Verb:]
pumalakpak

[Examples:]
Pumalakpak ng malakas ang mga manonood matapos umawit si Madonna. (The audience gave a round of applause after Madonna sang.)

 (verb) to applaud
panaog

[Active Verb:]
pumanaog

[Passive Verb:]
panaugin

[Examples:]
1) Pumanaog ka muna at may bisita sa ibaba. (You go down first because there are visitors downstairs.) 2) Panaugin mo muna ang mga bisita. (Go down and meet the visitors.)

 (verb) to go down
para8

[Passive Verb:]
ipara

[Examples:]
Ipara mo ang kotse diyan sa tapat ng bahay. (Stop the car there infront of the house.)

 (verb) to cause a vehicle to stop
paus

[L2 Definition:]
(var) PAOS

 (adj) hoarse
pilipit1

[Active Verb:]
pumilipit

[Examples:]
Pumilipit siya sa sobrang sakit ng kanyang tiyan. (He twisted because of severe stomach pain.)

 (verb) to twist
said (adj) consumed; used up; exhausted
sapagkat (conj) because
sereno

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) night watchman; night breeze; nocturnal coolness causing chill
sikad2

[Active Verb:]
sumikad

[Passive Verb:]
isikad

[Examples:]
1) Sumikad ang kabayo dahil sa takot. (The horse kicked its hind legs because of fear.) 2) Isikad mo ang iyong kaliwang paa. (Kick your left foot backwards.)

 (verb) to kick backward

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