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Tagalog English
kusot

[Active Verb:]
magkusot

[Passive Verb:]
kusutin

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) gusot

[Examples:]
Huwag kang makislot, baka makusot ang damit mo. (Don't be too playful or your shirt might get crumpled.)

 1) rumpled, crumpled (adj) 2) to get wrikled -- MAKUSOT (verb) 3) to crumple; to wash clothes by rubbing vigorously -- MAGKUSOT, KUSUTIN (verb)
nadama see dama2
ni2 (mkr) a proper noun (name) marker used before the actor of goal-focused sentences, as BINILI NI LUISA ANG DAMIT, the dress was bought by Luisa.
pa2

[Notes:]
expresses the immaturity or continuance of a situation and stands in contrast with NA, as MABUTI PA, better yet; BASA PA ANG DAMIT, the clothes are still wet.

 (adv) more; yet; still
palaba

[Active Verb:]
magpalaba

[Examples:]
Magpalaba ka na ng damit mo sa ating labandera. (You should now have your clothes washed by our laundrywoman.)

 (verb) to have clothes washed; to have someone wash one's clothes
palit1

[Active Verb:]
magpalit

[Passive Verb:]
palitan

[Examples:]
1) Magpalit ka na ng damit mo. (You should now change your clothes.) 2) Palitan mo ang damit mo. (Change your clothes.)

 (verb) to change; to replace; to exchange; to cash a check
perhuwisyo

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) injury; damage; harm
pinsala (noun) damage; injury
plantsa2

[Active Verb:]
magplantsa

[Examples:]
Magplantsa ka ng damit ni Maria. (You iron the dress of Maria.)

 (verb) to iron or press clothes
pulot3

[Active Verb:]
mamulot

[Passive Verb:]
pulutin

[Examples:]
1) Mamulot ka ng bato sa bundok. (You pick up some stones from the mountain.) 2) Pulutin mo ang damit ni Monica. (Pick up Monica's dress.)

 (verb) to pick up

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