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Tagalog English
dalo

[Active Verb:]
dumalo

[Passive Verb:]
daluhan

[Examples:]
1) Dumalo siya sa aking kaarawan. (She attended my birthday party.) 2) Daluhan mo ang aking kaarawan. (Come to my birthday party.)

 (verb) to attend to, to succor
dito

[Active Verb:]
pumarito

[L2 Definition:]
1) dine (var) 2) nandito (var) 3) parine (var)

[Examples:]
Pumarito ka. (You come here.)

 1) here (demonstrative) 2) /na--/ (narito) it's here (adv) 3) /pa--/ (parito) come here (verb)
galing2

[Active Verb:]
manggaling

[Examples:]
Saan mo gustong manggaling ako? (Where do you want me to come from?)

 (verb) to come from
galit

[Passive Verb:]
magalit

[Examples:]
Huwag ka nang magalit sa akin. (Please don't get mad at me.)

 1) anger, resentment, indignation (noun) 2) to get angry, to become angry (verb)
ginaw

[Passive Verb:]
ginawin

[Examples:]
Magsuot ka ng dyaket at baka ka ginawin. (You should put on a jacket or you might feel cold.)

 1) cold, coldness, freezing temperature (noun) 2) /ma--/ (maginaw) cold, chilly, freezing (adj) 3) to become cold (verb) 4) /ma--/ to feel cold (verb)
halika (verb) (You) come here
halina

[L2 Definition:]
(var) halika (you come here)

 (noun) fascination (verb) come along (halina kayo)
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
hilo (adj) dizzy (verb) /ma--/ (mahilo) to become dizzy, to become confused
himatay

[Passive Verb:]
himatayin

[Examples:]
Kumain kang mabuti at nang hindi ka himatayin sa iyong paglalaro. (You should eat well so that you will not pass out while you are in the middle of the game.)

 (verb) to faint, to pass out, to become unconscious

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