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Tagalog English
hiyas (noun) jewel, gems
Hudyo (noun/adj) Jew, Jewish, wily
imbi (adj) despicable, adject, mean
lapit3

[Active Verb:]
maglapit

[Passive Verb:]
ilapit

[Examples:]
1) Maglapit kayong dalawa para makaupo ang iba sa loob ng jeepney. (You should get closer to each other so that other people could sit in the jeepney.) 2) Ilapit mo dito ang asukal. (Bring the sugar closer here.)

 (verb) to assume positions near each other; to take something close to someone
luma (adj) old; not new; antiquated (used for objects)
maka-- (pref) a verb prefix meaning ability, permission, or opportunity to act; an adjective prefix meaning 'for' or 'in favor of', as in MAKA-RIZAL, 'for Rizal'
naka-- (affix) an adjective prefix meaning state, position, or appearance
naku!

[Notes:]
an interjection derived from NANAY KO! or INA KO!, my mother!

 (intj) oh, my!
naman4

[Notes:]
expresses transition to another subject, hence also mild contrast, as HABANG SI JUANA AY NAGLULUTO, SI JUAN NAMAN AY NAGLILINIS NG BAHAY, while Juana is cooking, Juan cleans the house; ANO KA BA NAMANG TAO? What sort of person are you, anyway?

 (id) usually emphasizing the fact or the feeling involved in the expression
nang2 (adv) particle added to an adjective to make an adverb of it, as TUMAKBO SIYA NANG MATULIN. He ran swiftly; used between repeated verbs to indicate intensity or continuity of the action, as TUMAKBO SIYA NANG TUMAKBO. He kept on running.

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