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Welcome to the Tagalog Translator Online. This project initially started as a personal experiment to develop a dictionary for translating English to Tagalog and Tagalog to English words and expressions. At this moment many people, from all over the world, are using this website in order to be able to communicate with family, friends or lovers, living in the Philippines. If you have any suggestions for future developments, then please let me know. Notice: if you want to download the Windows program (freeware) of this translator then click here.

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kapit2

[Active Verb:]
kumapit

[Passive Verb:]
kapitan

[Examples:]
1) Kumapit siya sa akin. (He held on to me.) 2) Ikapit mo ang kamay mo sa balikat ng bata. (Put your hand on the child's shoulder.) 3) Magkapit kayo at baka kayo mahulog. (Hold on to each other's hands or you might fall.)

 1) to hold, to grasp -- KUMAPIT, KAPITAN (verb) 2) to attach to, to connect to --- IKAPIT (verb) 3) to hold on to each other, to join -- MAGKAPIT (verb)
lasap1

[Notes:]
Sanskrit

 (noun) fine taste; enjoyable taste
lasap2

[Active Verb:]
lumasap

[Passive Verb:]
lasapin

[Examples:]
1) Lumasap siya ng pagkaing niluto ng kanyang nanay. (He relished the taste of his mother's dish.) 2) Lasapin mo ang simoy ng hangin. (Enjoy the good smell of air.)

 (verb) to relish the taste of food; to enjoy (something)
Liberal (noun) Liberal Party (a major political party in the Philippines)
opera1

[Active Verb:]
mag-opera

[Passive Verb:]
operahan

[Examples:]
1) Ayaw ni Dr. Jose na mag-opera ng pasyente sa isang taon. (Dr. Jose does not want to operate on his patients next year.) 2) Si Ana ay naoperahan sa puso noong isang linggo. (Ana had a heart surgery last week.)

 (verb) to operate on (someone, something)
panood

[Active Verb:]
manood

[Passive Verb:]
panoorin

[Examples:]
1) Manood tayo ng sine mamaya. (Let us watch a movie later.) 2) Panoorin natin ang pelikula ni John Travolta. (Let's watch John Travolta's movie.)

 (verb) to go and see
pasahe

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) passage; journey; fare
peryodiko

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) newspaper; journal; periodical
pikon (adj) easily angered by jokes or jests; touchy
pitik1

[Active Verb:]
pumitik

[Examples:]
Gusto mo bang pumitik sa tenga ni Jose? (Do you want to snap your fingers on Jose's ears?)

 (verb) to snap one's fingers; to topple or push with a flip of the fingers

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