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Tagalog English
empleyado

[L2 Definition:]
(var) empleyada (female employee)

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) employee
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)
hamak (adj) abject, lowly, contemptible, of small account, vile, insignificant
init

[Active Verb:]
mag-init

[Passive Verb:]
initin

[Examples:]
1) Maginit ka ng tubig. (You heat up the water.) 2) Initin mo ang kanin. (Heat up the rice.)

 (noun) heat, warmth, humidity (adj) /ma--/ (mainit) hot, warm, humid (adj) /ma--/ (mainit ang ulo) short-tempered (verb) to heat up something
iri

[L2 Definition:]
(var) ire mag-istrayk

 (verb) to stage a strike against an employer
kabibi (noun) empty clam shell
liyempo (noun) barbecued pork with much fat and little meat
manidyer (noun) manager; employer; boss
na1

[Notes:]
After nouns or pronouns, acts as an emphatic marker, as AKO NA, It's my turn (to do something) or I'll do it (instead of someone else); SI MARIA NA, Let it be Maria's turn. After verbs: If in the past tense form, denotes completion of action expressible i

 (adv) now; already
naman4

[Notes:]
expresses transition to another subject, hence also mild contrast, as HABANG SI JUANA AY NAGLULUTO, SI JUAN NAMAN AY NAGLILINIS NG BAHAY, while Juana is cooking, Juan cleans the house; ANO KA BA NAMANG TAO? What sort of person are you, anyway?

 (id) usually emphasizing the fact or the feeling involved in the expression

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