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Tagalog English
mangungulot (noun) hairdresser; beautician
nanay

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) INAY

[Notes:]
term of address and reference

 (noun) mother
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.
ninang

[Notes:]
term of address and reference

 (noun) godmother
ninong

[Notes:]
term of address and reference

 (noun) godfather
pare2

[Notes:]
derived from KUMPARE or COMPADRE; the feminine form is MARE, derived from KUMARE

 (noun) appellation for a male friend; appellation sometimes used to address a man whose name one does not know
pitis (adj) tight-fitting (clothes, dresses)
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
pustura (adj) dressed elegantly

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