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Tagalog English
halukipkip (adj) /naka--/ (nakahalukipkip) with forearms crossed close to body below the chest
higpit1

[Active Verb:]
humigpit

[Examples:]
Sa kanyang pakiramdam, humigpit ang kanyang sinturon pagkatapos siyang kumain ng mabigat na hapunan. (He felt that his belt tightened up after he had a heavy dinner.)

 (adj) /ma--/ (mahigpit) tight, strict (verb) to become tight
higpit2

[Active Verb:]
maghigpit

[Passive Verb:]
higpitan

[Examples:]
1) Maghigpit tayo ng sinturon sa panahon ng taghirap. (We should tighten our belts during hard times.) 2) Higpitan natin ang ating sinturon. (Let's tighten our belts.)

 (verb) to tighten
himagsik

[Active Verb:]
maghimagsik

[Examples:]
Gusto nilang maghimagsik laban sa gobyerno. (They want to rebel against the government.)

 (verb) to rebel, to revolt
ilalim (noun) bottom, space below or underneath (adv) used with SA
kampana (noun) bell
kasangkapan

[L2 Definition:]
(rw) sangkap

 (noun) household belongings, tools, furniture, equipment
luwa3

[Active Verb:]
magluwa

[Passive Verb:]
iluwa

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang magluwa ng pagkain sa harap ng mga taong kumakain. (You should not spit out your food infront of other people who are eating.) 2) Iluwa mo ang maasim na mangga. (Spit out the sour mango.)

 (verb) to belch out; to spit out
nobela (noun) novel
paniwala (noun) belief

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