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Tagalog English
apuhap

[Active Verb:]
mag-apuhap

[Passive Verb:]
apuhapin

[Examples:]
Inapuhap niya ang pera niya sa dilim. (He groped for his money in the dark.)

 (verb) to feel something by extending the hand
bahala

[Examples:]
Bahala na kayo. (It's up to you./The decision is yours.)

 1) an expression of uncertainty or responsibility (noun) 2) be responsible, manage, take charge; take care of (adj) 3) to feel concerned, worried, anxious -- MABAHALA
dama2

[Passive Verb:]
damahin

[Examples:]
Damahin mo ang lungkot niya. (Feel her loneliness.)

 (verb) to feel, to empathize, sympathize
damdam2

[Examples:]
Marunong siyang makaramdam ng galit ng iba. (He knows how to feel other people's anger.)

 (verb) /maka-/ to be able to feel, to be sensitive
damdam3

[Active Verb:]
magdamdam

[Passive Verb:]
damdamin

[Examples:]
1) Ayaw niyang magdamdam tungkol sa hindi mo pagsulat sa kanya. (She does not want to feel bad about your not writing to her.) 2) Huwag mo nang damdamin ang hindi niya pagsulat sa iyo. (Don't feel bad that he has not sent you a letter.)

 (verb) to feel bad about
diri 1) /pang--/ (pandidiri) feeling of loathing for what is foul or filthy (noun) 2) /naka--/ (nakapandidiri) loathsome (adj)
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)
hina2

[Active Verb:]
manghina

[Examples:]
Marami siyang kinain upang hindi siya manghina. (He ate a lot so he would not feel weak.)

 (verb) to feel weak
hinanakit (noun) grudge, ill feeling
hinayang (noun) (rw. SAYANG) feeling of regret for not having utilized something or not having taken advantage of the situation (noun) /pang--/ (panghihinayang) regret

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