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Tagalog English
Ano ang íbig sabíhin ng.... ?

[Expressions Category:]
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 What does... mean?
bibig (noun) mouth
bigay1

[Active Verb:]
magbigay

[Passive Verb:]
bigyan

[Examples:]
Ibigay mo ang lapis sa kanya. (Give the pencil to her.)

 (verb) to give
bigay2

[Passive Verb:]
ibigay

[Examples:]
Ibigay mo ang lapis sa kanya. (Give the pencil to her.)

 (verb) to give
bigkas1

[Active Verb:]
magbigkas

[Passive Verb:]
ibigkas

[Examples:]
1) Bumigkas ka ng tula. (Recite a poem.) 2) Ibigkas mo ang salita. (Pronounce the word.)

 1) pronounciation (noun) 2) to pronounce, to say, to recite (verb)
bigkas2

[Active Verb:]
bumigkas

[Passive Verb:]
bigkasin

[Examples:]
1) Bumigkas ka ng tula. (Recite a poem.) 2) Ibigkas mo ang salita. (Pronounce the word.)

 1) pronounciation (noun) 2) to pronounce, to say, to recite (verb)
bisita

[Active Verb:]
bumisita

[Passive Verb:]
bisitahin

[Examples:]
1) Bumisita ka naman sa amin. (Please pay us a visit.) 2) Bisitahin mo ang iyong kaibigan sa Maynila. (Visit your friend in Manila.)

 1) guest, visitor (noun) 2) to pay a visit (verb)
buka

[Active Verb:]
bumuka

[Passive Verb:]
ibuka

[Examples:]
1) Bumuka na ang buko. (The bud opened.) 2) Ibuka mo ang bibig mo. (Open your mouth.)

 1) open (adj) 2) to open -- BUMUKA (verb) 3) to open something -- IBUKA (verb)
bukang-bibig

[L2 Definition:]
(var) bukambibig

 (noun) popular expression; "the talk of the town"
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

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