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Tagalog English
huli1

[Active Verb:]
humuli

[Examples:]
Humuli siya ng isda sa ilog. (He caught a fish in the river.)

 (adj) late, tardy, last (verb) /ma--/ (mahuli) to be late or tardy (verb) (humuli) to catch, to arrest, to apprehend
hagip

[Examples:]
Mag-ingat ka sa paglakad sa kalsada baka ka mahagip ng mabilis na kotse. (Be careful when you cross the street or you might be hit by a car.)

 (verb) /maka--; ma--/ (makahagip; mahagip) hit or caught by a moving body
salo

[Active Verb:]
sumalo

[Examples:]
Sumalo siya ng bola kanina. (She caught a ball earlier.)

 (verb) to catch
habol1

[Active Verb:]
humabol

[Passive Verb:]
habulin

[Examples:]
1) Humabol siya sa akin. (She caught up with me.) 2) Habulin mo ang aso. (Run after the dog.)

 (verb) to catch up with, to appeal, to run after
ipit1

[Passive Verb:]
ipitin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag mong ipitin ang kamay mo. (Don't crush your hand.) 2) Mag-ingat ka sa pagsara ng pinto at baka maipit ang iyong daliri. (Be careful in closing the door or your fingers might get clipped.)

 (verb) to crush (verb) /ma--/ (maipit) to get caught in-between; to be clipped
abot1

[Active Verb:]
mag-abot

[Passive Verb:]
abutan

[Examples:]
Mag-abot ka ng pagkain. (Pass some food.) Umabot ka ng ulam. (Reach for the food.) Inabot niya ang bus. (He got there in time for the bus.) Inabutan niya ang bus. (He caught up with the bus.)

 1) overtaken, abreast with, within reach (adj) 2) to hand over, to give, to pass (active verb) 3) to reach out for, to overtake or reach, to be in time.
abot2

[Active Verb:]
umabot

[Passive Verb:]
abutin

[Examples:]
Mag-abot ka ng pagkain. (Pass some food.) Umabot ka ng ulam. (Reach for the food.) Inabot niya ang bus. (He got there in time for the bus.) Inabutan niya ang bus. (He caught up with the bus.)

 1) overtaken, abreast with, within reach (adj) 2) to hand over, to give, to pass (active verb) 3) to reach out for, to overtake or reach, to be in time.

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