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Tagalog English
man1 (pron) used with the interrogative pronouns SINO, KANINO, ANO, ALIN, KAILAN, SAAN, etc., as SINO MAN, whoever; SA KANINO MAN, whomever; ANO MAN, whatever; ALIN MAN, whichever; KAILAN MAN, whenever; SAAN MAN, wherever; MAGKANO MAN, whatever the cost (price
ba

[Examples:]
Mayroon ba silang ginawa? (Have they done anything?)

 (prt) question marker; expressive of interrogation in yes/no questions
turok1

[Active Verb:]
magturok

[Passive Verb:]
turukan

 (verb) to be pierced by a pointed instrument (e.g. pin, needle, etc.)
tibo2

[Passive Verb:]
matibo

 (verb) to be punctured by glass splinter
sentimyento2

[Active Verb:]
magsentimyento

[Examples:]
Huwag ka nang magsentimyento sa iyong asawa. (You should not feel disappointed with your spouse.)

 (verb) to be sentimental; to feel frustrated or disappointed
wili2

[Passive Verb:]
mawili

 (verb) to become engrossed or interested; to desire to continue with an experience because of its pleasantness, attractiveness or profit
umpog2

[Active Verb:]
mang-umpog

[Passive Verb:]
umpugin

 (verb) to bump one's head against another intentionally or deliberately
umpog1

[Passive Verb:]
maumpog

 (verb) to bump one's head against something hard unintentionally
libing2

[Active Verb:]
maglibing

[Passive Verb:]
ilibing

[Examples:]
1) Maglibing tayo ng aking namatay na alagang aso. (Let us bury my dead dog.) 2) Ilibing mo ang patay na ibon. (Bury the dead bird.)

 (verb) to bury; to inter
putol3

[Active Verb:]
magputol

[Passive Verb:]
putulin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang madalas magputol ng kahoy. (You should not cut the trees often.) 2) Putulin mo lagi ang iyong buhok minsan isang buwan. (Always have your haircut at least once a month.)

 (verb) to cut intensively, repeatedly

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