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Tagalog English
gitna (noun) middle (adv) middle, center
hadlang see hadlang1 see hadlang2
hadlang1

[Active Verb:]
humadlang

[Examples:]
Humadlang si Pedro sa aking daan. (Pedro obstructed/blocked my way.)

 (verb) to stand in the way, to obstruct
hadlang2

[Active Verb:]
maghadlang

[Passive Verb:]
ihadlang

[Examples:]
1) Maghadlang ka ng kahoy sa daan. (You put some wooden bar on on the road.) 2) Ihadlang mo ang kahoy sa daan. (Put the wood as a road bar.)

 (verb) to place an impediment, to obstruct, to bar
hihip

[Active Verb:]
humihip

[Passive Verb:]
hipan

[L2 Definition:]
(var) ihip

[Examples:]
1) Humihip ang hangin ng malakas. (The wind blew hard.) 2) Hipan mo ang kandila. (Blow out the candle.)

 (noun) blowing (as of wind from mouth) (verb) to blow (as of the wind or from the mouth) -- humihip (verb) to blow on something -- hipan
himasok

[Active Verb:]
manghimasok

[Examples:]
Huwag kang manghimasok sa buhay ng may buhay. (Don't meddle in the lives of others.)

 (noun) interference (verb) to meddle in (something one is not concerned about)
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
hinlalato (noun) middle finger or toe
idlip (noun) nap
kabit

[Active Verb:]
magkabit

[Passive Verb:]
ikabit

[Examples:]
1) Kumabit sa kanya ang linta. (The leech clung to him.) 2) Ikabit mo ang kandado sa pinto. (Put the padlock on the door.)

 1) to fasten, attach, connect, to cling to -- KUMABIT (verb) 2) to fasten, to link, join, connect something to something -- MAGKABIT, IKABIT (verb)

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