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Tagalog English
ate (noun) appelation for elder sister; used with or without a given name (term of address reference)
bukal

[Examples:]
Bukal sa loob niya ang tumulong sa iba. (He is sincere in helping other people.)

 (adj) open, wide-open (idiom) sincere, without hesitation
bulyaw

[Active Verb:]
bumulyaw

[Passive Verb:]
bulyawan

[Examples:]
Bulyawan mo ang mga maingay na bata. (Shout at the noisy children.)

 1) loud or shouted rebuke or reproach; angry and sudden shout to drive away fowls and animals (noun) 2) to shout at, to rebuke or reproach
damay2

[Active Verb:]
mangdamay

[Passive Verb:]
idamay

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang mangdamay ng ibang tao sa iyong kalokohan. (Don't involve others in your misadventures.) 2) Huwag mong idamay ang aking mga kaibigan sa usapan. (Don't involve my friends in our problem.)

 (verb) to involve others (without notice) in some sort of unpleasant situation
haka (noun) guess, assumption (idiom) HAKA-HAKA - opinion, usually without basis (verb) MAGHAKA-HAKA - to form an opinion
hiyaw

[Active Verb:]
humiyaw

[Examples:]
Huwag kang humiyaw at sumasakit ang tenga ko! (Don't (you) shout 'cause my ears hurt!)

 (verb) to shout, to yell
ingkong (noun/adj) a title for an old man used with or without a given name; a reference to an old man; grandfather
kamisatsina

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) outside shirt that is closed-next, and without collar and lapel
sigaw

[Active Verb:]
sumigaw

[Passive Verb:]
isigaw

[Examples:]
1) Sumigaw ka ng malakas. (You shout out loud.) 2) Isigaw mo ang pangalan ni Maria. (Shout the name of Maria.)

 (verb) to shout; to call out loud; to scream
taboy1 (noun) statement, admonition or shout given to urge or drive a person to go away, leave, or do something that should be done right away or earlier

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