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Tagalog English
lapit2

[Active Verb:]
lumapit

[Examples:]
Lumapit ka sa iyong guro. (You approach your teacher.)

 (verb) to approach or go near
giba

[Active Verb:]
maggiba

[Passive Verb:]
gibain

[Examples:]
1) Maggiba ka ng lumang bakod. (You demolish the old fence.) 2) Gibain mo ang lumang bakod. (Demolish the old fence.)

 (verb) to destroy, to demolish, to ruin
lunod2

[Active Verb:]
malunod

[Examples:]
Huwag kang lumangoy sa malalim na ilog at baka ka malunod. (You should not swim in the deep river or you might drown.)

 (verb) to drown
lagpak1

[Active Verb:]
lumagpak

[Examples:]
Lumagpak ang ibon mula sa puno. (The bird fell from the tree.)

 (verb) to fall
paso1

[Active Verb:]
mapaso

[Examples:]
Huwag kang masyadong lumapit sa nakasinding kandila at baka ka mapaso. (You should not get close to the lighted candle or you might get burned.)

 (verb) to get burned
ligaw4

[Active Verb:]
maligaw

[Examples:]
Huwag kang masyadong lumayo at baka ikaw ay maligaw. (Don't go very far or you might get lost.)

 (verb) to get lost; to stray
layas1

[Active Verb:]
lumayas

[Examples:]
Lumayas siya ng bahay mula noong Linggo. (She run away from home since Sunday.)

 (verb) to go away; to run away
lagok

[Active Verb:]
lumagok

[Passive Verb:]
linagok

[Examples:]
1) Lumagok siya ng labindalawang basong tubig. (He gulped a dozen glasses of water.) 2) Linagok niya ang isang galon ng tubig. (He gulped a gallon of water.)

 (verb) to gulp
latay

[Active Verb:]
lumatay

[Examples:]
1) Maglawit ka ng lubid sa ilalim ng balon. (You hang down a rope in the well.) 2) Ilawit mo ang tali. (Hang down a rope.)

[Notes:]
Chinese

 (verb) to leave a mark on the skin (noun) swollen lash or whip marks on the skin; welt
tuka2

[Active Verb:]
tumuka

[Passive Verb:]
tukain

[Examples:]
1) Tumuka ang manok ng bulati. (The hen pecked a worm.) 2) Lumayo ka sa manok at baka ka tukain. (Stay away from the hen or you might get pecked.)

 (verb) to peck

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