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daing2

[Active Verb:]
dumaing

[Examples:]
1) May daing siya tungkol sa kanyang trabaho. (He has a complaint about his job.) 2) Dumaing siya sa doktor dahil sa sakit ng kanyang tiyan. (He complained to the doctor about his stomachache.)

 1) complaint (noun) 2) to complain, to moan (verb)
baba1

[Active Verb:]
bumaba

[Passive Verb:]
babain

[Examples:]
1) Si Anita ay nasa baba. (Anita is down below.) 2) Bumaba siya sa hagdanan. (He went down the stairs.) 3) Ibaba mo ang iyong timbang. (Reduce your weight.) 4) Si Babalu ay may mahabang baba. (Babalu has a long chin.) 5) Mababa ang mesa. (The table is low

 1) descent (noun) 2) to go down, to descend (verb) 3) to lower down, to reduce, to carry to a lower level (verb) 4) chin (noun) 5) short, low -- mababa (adj) 6) to become lower, to become cheaper (verb)
baba2

[Active Verb:]
magbaba

[Passive Verb:]
ibaba

[Examples:]
1) Si Anita ay nasa baba. (Anita is down below.) 2) Bumaba siya sa hagdanan. (He went down the stairs.) 3) Ibaba mo ang iyong timbang. (Reduce your weight.) 4) Si Babalu ay may mahabang baba. (Babalu has a long chin.) 5) Mababa ang mesa. (The table is low

 1) descent, below (noun) 2) to go down, to descend (verb) 3) to lower down, to reduce, to carry to a lower level (verb) 4) chin (noun) 5) short, low -- mababa (adj) 6) to become shorter, to become cheaper (verb)
bakbak

[Passive Verb:]
bakbakan

 1) detached, decorticated (adj) 2) to remove the bark or thick skin of something; to chastise someone (verb)
bantay

[Active Verb:]
magbantay

[Passive Verb:]
bantayan

[Examples:]
1) Bantayan mo ang bahay. (Guard the house.) 2) Magbantay ka ng bata. (Watch closely the kids.)

 1) guard, watcher (noun) 2) to watch closely, to be on guard (verb)
kahig

[Active Verb:]
kumahig

[Passive Verb:]
kahigin

[Examples:]
1) Kumahig ng lupa ang manok. (The chicken scratched the ground.) 2) Kahigin mo ang mga dahong nahulog sa lupa. (Rake the leaves off the ground.)

 1) scratching off a loose surface, as soil scratched off by chickens (noun) 2) to scratch off (verb)
agaw1

[Active Verb:]
mang-agaw

[Passive Verb:]
agawan

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang mang-agaw ng gamit ng iba. (Don't snatch away other people's things.) 2) Umagaw ka sa pabitin.(Get in there and grab for the hanging object.) 3) Inagaw ni Pedro ang baon ni Juan. (Peter snatched John's brown bag.)

 1) sudden snatching away (noun) 2) to snatch, to grab (verb) 3) to participate in grabbing (verb)
agaw2

[Active Verb:]
umagaw

[Passive Verb:]
agawin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang mang-agaw ng gamit ng iba. (Don't snatch away other people's things.) 2) Umagaw ka sa pabitin.(Get in there and grab for the hanging object.) 3) Inagaw ni Pedro ang baon ni Juan. (Peter snatched John's brown bag.)

 1) sudden snatching away (noun) 2) to snatch, to grab (verb) 3) to participate in grabbing (verb)
kamot

[Active Verb:]
kumamot

[Passive Verb:]
kamutin

[Examples:]
1) Kumamot na lang siya ng ulo. (He just scratched his head.) 2) Magkamot ka na lang ng ulo. (Just scratch your head.) 3) Mangamot ka na lang ng pusa. (Just scratch a cat.)

 1) to scratch one's self -- KUMAMOT (verb) 2) to scratch repeatedly -- MAGKAMOT (verb) 3) to scratch somebody -- MANGAMOT, KAMUTIN (verb)
kurot

[Active Verb:]
mangurot

[Passive Verb:]
kurutin

[Examples:]
1) Kumurot ka ng pagkain sa mesa. (Take a piece of food on the table.) 2) Kurutin mo nga ang pisngi ko. (Pinch my cheeks.)

 1) to take a piece -- KUMUROT (verb) 2) to pinch -- MANGUROT, KURUTIN (verb)

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