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Tagalog English
ingay1 (noun) noise, sound (adj) /ma--/ (maingay) noisy
ingay2

[Active Verb:]
umingay

[Examples:]
Umingay ang kuwarto. (The room became noisy.)

 (verb) to become noisy
ingay3

[Active Verb:]
mag-ingay

[Examples:]
Bawal mag-ingay sa silid-aklatan. (Making noise in the library is prohibited.)

 (verb) to create noise
ipit1

[Passive Verb:]
ipitin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag mong ipitin ang kamay mo. (Don't crush your hand.) 2) Mag-ingat ka sa pagsara ng pinto at baka maipit ang iyong daliri. (Be careful in closing the door or your fingers might get clipped.)

 (verb) to crush (verb) /ma--/ (maipit) to get caught in-between; to be clipped
kalingkingan (noun) little finger
kawit1

[Active Verb:]
magkawit

[Passive Verb:]
ikawit

[Examples:]
1) Kumawit ang pantalon niya sa pako. (His trousers got hooked on the nail.) 2) Magingat ka sa paglalakad at baka makawit ang pantalon mo sa pako. (Be careful as you walk or your trousers might get hooked on the nail.) 3) Ikawit mo ang alambre sa pako. (H

 1) hook (noun) 2) to get hooked (verb) 3) to get hooked accidentally -- MAKAWIT(verb) 4) to hook something -- MAGKAWIT, IKAWIT, KAWITIN (verb)
libingan (noun) cemetery
linga (noun) sesame seeds
mumog2

[Passive Verb:]
imumug

[Examples:]
Imumug mo ang tubig na may asin para gumaling ang iyong singaw. (Gargle a glass of water with salt to help heal your canker sore.)

 (verb) gargle
nakaw

[Active Verb:]
magnakaw

[Passive Verb:]
nakawin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag mong payagang magnakaw ng pera ang iyong mga anak. (You should not tolerate your kids' stealing money.) 2) Lagi kang mag-ingat upang huwag nakawin ang iyong bag. (Always be careful so your bag will not be stolen.)

 (verb) to steal; to pilfer

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