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balibag1

[Active Verb:]
magbalibag

[Passive Verb:]
ibalibag

[Examples:]
1) Huwag mong ibalibag ang laruan sa bata. (Don't throw the toys to the child.) 2) Gusto kong balibagin ng bato ang mga maingay na aso sa kapitbahay. (I want to hurl some stones on those noisy dogs at the neighbor's house.)

 1) heave of throwing something like a boomerang or a piece of wood or cane (noun) 2) to be thrown, hurled (verb) 3) to throw, hurl, cast an object (verb) 4) to throw, hurl, cast an object at someone or something (verb)
balibag2

[Active Verb:]
bumalibag

[Passive Verb:]
balibagin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag mong ibalibag ang laruan sa bata. (Don't throw the toys to the child.) 2) Gusto kong balibagin ng bato ang mga maingay na aso sa kapitbahay. (I want to hurl some stones on those noisy dogs at the neighbor's house.)

 1) heave of throwing something like a boomerang or a piece of wood or cane (noun) 2) to be thrown, hurled (verb) 3) to throw, hurl, cast an object (verb) 4) to throw, hurl, cast an object at someone or something (verb)
balimbing

[Active Verb:]
bumalimbing

 (noun) starfruit; a small tree whose edible fleshy fruit has five longitudinal, angular lobes
galaw2

[Active Verb:]
manggalaw

[Passive Verb:]
galawin

[Examples:]
1) Ayaw kong manggalaw ng gamit iba. (I don't want to touch other people's belongings.) 2) Huwag mong galawin ang gamit sa ibabaw ng mesa. (Don't touch those things on the table.)

 (verb) to touch, to move something
kanino (intj) whose
mahal2

[Active Verb:]
magmahal

[Passive Verb:]
mahalin

[Examples:]
1) Mahirap magmahal ng kaaway. (It is hard to love one's enemies.) 2) Mahalin mo raw ang mga taong nasusuklam sa iyo. (Love those who hate you.)

 (verb) to hold dear; to love
nino

[Notes:]
post positive form of KANINO, as BAHAY NINO for KANINONG BAHAY, whose house

 (pron) whose
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
patawad2

[Active Verb:]
magpatawad

[Passive Verb:]
patawarin

[Examples:]
1) Magpatawad ka ng mga nagkasala sa iyo. (You should forgive those who sinned against you.) 2) Patawarin mo na si Ferdinand at Imelda. (Forgive Ferdinand and Imelda.)

 (verb) to forgive (someone, something)
sipa2

[Active Verb:]
manipa

[Passive Verb:]
sipain

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang manipa ng katabi mo. (You should not kick on those beside you.) 2) Sipain mo ang bote. (Kick the bottle.)

 (verb) to kick

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