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Tagalog English
yaman1 (noun) /ka-- --an/ (KAYAMANAN) treasure; wealth; riches
danas

[Active Verb:]
dumanas

[Passive Verb:]
danasin

[Examples:]
1) Dumanas kami ng hirap nung panahon ng giyera. (We experienced suffering during the time of war.) 2) Danasin kaya niya ang hirap sa buhay? (Will he experience life's suffering?)

[Notes:]
alternate spelling: RANAS, RUMANAS, RANASIN

 (noun) /ka--, --an/ (KARANASAN) experience (verb) to experience, to go through something
hikayat (noun) persuasion
alaala

[Active Verb:]
maalaala

[Passive Verb:]
alalahanin

[Examples:]
1) Maalala mo kaya ang pangalan niya. (Would you be able to remember his name?)

 (noun) remembrance, souvernir, memory, recollection (active verb) to remember
kayamanan (noun) wealth, richness
busog

[Passive Verb:]
mabusog

[Examples:]
Mabusog ka kaya sa aking nilutong pansit? (Will you be satisfied with the noodle I cooked?)

 (verb) to be full, satisfied, satiated (from eating)
dugo3

[Active Verb:]
magdugo

[Examples:]
Magdugo pa kaya ang sugat niya? (Will his wound continue to bleed?)

 (verb) to bleed, as a wound
litaw2

[Active Verb:]
maglitaw

[Passive Verb:]
ilitaw

[Examples:]
1) Maglitaw kaya siya ng pagkain mamayang gabi? (Will she bring out some food tonight?) 2) Ilitaw mo na ang pagkain. (Bring out the food now.)

 (verb) to bring out
kaila

[Active Verb:]
magkaila

[Passive Verb:]
ikaila

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang magkaila na ikaw ay may asawa na. (Don't deny that you are already married.) 2) Ikaila mo kaya na ikaw ay hindi na binata? (Will you deny that you are no longer a bachelor?)

 (verb) to deny, to profess ignorance of
lihis1

[Active Verb:]
lumihis

[Examples:]
Lumihis daw siya ng landas kaya siya itiniwalag ng kanyang simbahan. (He allegedly went astray so his church excommunicated him.)

 (verb) to detour; to deviate from

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