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Tagalog Translator *Online*

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Tagalog English
agap

[Active Verb:]
umagap

[Passive Verb:]
agapan

[Examples:]
1) Maagap si Basilio sa pagdating sa trabaho. (Basilio is punctual at work.) 2) Agapan mo ang mga sariwang gulay sa palengke. (Get to the market early to get the fresh vegetables.) 3) Inagapan niya ang mga sariwang isda sa palengke kaninang madaling araw.

 1) promptness, quickness (noun) 2) prompt, punctual, quick (adj) 3) to anticipate, to watch for something, to make sure that one gets it, take advantage of something by being early or prompt
angkas1

[Active Verb:]
mag-angkas

[Passive Verb:]
iangkas

[Examples:]
1) Iangkas mo ako sa iyong bisikleta. (You take me for a ride on your bicycle.) 2) Umangkas ako sa kotse niya. (I got a ride in his car.)

 1) to take someone for a ride -- mag-angkas, iangkas (verb) 2) to hitch a ride, to ride with someone -- umangkas, angkasan (verb)
angkas2

[Active Verb:]
umangkas

[Passive Verb:]
angkasan

[Examples:]
1) Iangkas mo ako sa iyong bisikleta. (You take me for a ride on your bicycle.) 2) Umangkas ako sa kotse niya. (I got a ride in his car.)

 1) to take someone for a ride -- mag-angkas, iangkas (verb) 2) to hitch a ride, to ride with someone -- umangkas, angkasan (verb)
awat

[Active Verb:]
umawat

[Passive Verb:]
awatin

[Examples:]
1) Siya ang umawat sa kanilang dalawa. (He was the one who pacified the two of them.) 2) Awatin mo sina Teria at Violeta. (Pacify Teria and Violeta.)

 1) pacification of quarreling people (noun) 2) to pacify a quarrel, to stand between a fight (verb)
bakbak

[Passive Verb:]
bakbakan

 1) detached, decorticated (adj) 2) to remove the bark or thick skin of something; to chastise someone (verb)
baligtad1

[Active Verb:]
magbaligtad

[Passive Verb:]
ibaligtad

[L2 Definition:]
(var) baliktad

[Examples:]
1) Baligtad ang kamiseta ni Juan. (John is wearing his shirt inside-out.) 2) Baligtarin ang mesa. (Let's turn the table upside-down.) 3) Bumaligtad ang sasakyan. (The vehicle turned completely over.)

 1) inside-out, upside-down (adj) 2) to turn something over, to invert, to reverse, to turn inside-out (verb) 3) to turn over (verb)
baligtad2

[Active Verb:]
bumaligtad

[Passive Verb:]
baligtarin

[Examples:]
1) Baligtad ang kamiseta ni Juan. (John is wearing his shirt inside-out.) 2) Baligtarin ang mesa. (Let's turn the table upside-down.) 3) Bumaligtad ang sasakyan. (The vehicle turned completely over.)

 1) inside-out, upside-down (adj) 2) to turn something over, to invert, to reverse, to turn inside-out (verb) 3) to turn over (verb)
bangketa

[Notes:]
Spanish word

 (noun) sidewalk
bareta (noun) bar
bisikleta (noun) bicycle

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