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Tagalog English
gising1 (adj) awake
gising2

[Active Verb:]
gumising

[Examples:]
Gumising ka sa katotohanan. (You wake up and face the truth.)

 (verb) to wake up, to awaken
gising3

[Active Verb:]
manggising

[Passive Verb:]
gisingin

[Examples:]
1) Manggising ka ng natutulog na bata. (You wake up the sleeping child.) 2) Gisingin mo ang natutulog na bata. (Wake up the sleeping child.)

 (verb) to rouse someone
gulat

[Active Verb:]
manggulat

[Passive Verb:]
gulatin

[Examples:]
1) Ayaw niyang maggulat ng bagong gising. (He does not want to frighten someone who just woke up from bed.) 2) Gulatin natin si Maria. (Let's surprise Maria.)

 (noun) shock (verb) to frighten, to surprise, to shock someone
hagis see hagis1 see hagis2
hagis1

[Active Verb:]
humagis

[Examples:]
Humagis ang bata sa kotse. (The child was thrown off the car.)

 (verb) to be thrown off
hagis2

[Active Verb:]
maghagis

[Passive Verb:]
ihagis

[Examples:]
1) Maghagis ka ng bigas sa bagong kasal. (You throw some rice to the newly weds.) 2) Ihagis mo ang bola kay Pepe. (Throw the ball to Pepe.)

 (verb) to throw, to cast
hilamos

[Active Verb:]
maghilamos

[Passive Verb:]
hilamusan

[Examples:]
1) Maghilamos ka pagkagising. (You wash your face after waking up.) 2) Hilamusan mo ang iyong mukha. (Wash your face.)

 (verb) to wash one's face
hugis (noun) shape
inat

[Active Verb:]
mag-inat

[Examples:]
Mag-inat ka pagkagising mo sa umaga. (You stretch yourself when you wake up in the morning.)

 (verb) to stretch (oneself)

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