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Tagalog English
at

[Examples:]
(at + baka) = lest; (at + nang) = so that; (at + baga naman) = although; (at + iba pa) = etcetera, and so forth

[Notes:]
atbp. (short for at iba pa) = etc. (etcetera)

 (conj) and; connects words, phrases, entire sentences of equal syntactic rank
baga

[Examples:]
Ikaw baga, ay nagasawa? (Did you [ever] get married?)

 1) embers; glowing coal (noun) 2) lung (noun) 3) emphatic marker, throws more stress on the interrogation 4) although (BAGA + MAN) (conj)
bagabag

[Active Verb:]
bumagabag

[Passive Verb:]
bagabagin

[Examples:]
1) Bumagabag sa akin ang hindi niya pagsulat ng matagal. (I was worried about him not writing a letter for a long while.) 2) Huwag mong bagabagin ang iyong sarili sa isang napakaliit na bagay. (Don't worry yourself too much about such a very small matter.

 (noun) worry, anxiety (verb) to be worried, to be anxious about something
bagahe

[Notes:]
Spanish word

 (noun) luggage
bagal

[Examples:]
Ang bagal ng jeepney na sinakyan namin. (The jeepney we rode in was slow.)

 (adj) slow, sluggish
bagang (noun) molar (tooth)
bagay

[Active Verb:]
bumagay

[Passive Verb:]
bagayan

[Examples:]
1) Anong bagay iyan? (What thing is that?) 2) Bagay sa iyo ang suot mong damit. (What you're wearing suits you.) 3) Bumagay ka naman sa kanilang gawi. (Conform to their customs.)

 1) thing, object (noun) 2) becoming, proper, fit (adj) 3) to suit, to conform (verb)
habagat (noun) a west or southwest wind, monsoon
paypay2

[Active Verb:]
magpaypay

[Passive Verb:]
paypayan

[Examples:]
1) Magpaypay ka ng baga. (You fan the burning coal.) 2) Paypayan mo ang baga. (Fan the burning coal.)

 (verb) to fan; to wave as to produce wind
Puwéde mo ho bang bagálan ang iyong pagsasalità?

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