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Tagalog English
platero

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) silversmith; goldsmith
pulong

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) MITING

 (noun) meeting; conference
pulot3

[Active Verb:]
mamulot

[Passive Verb:]
pulutin

[Examples:]
1) Mamulot ka ng bato sa bundok. (You pick up some stones from the mountain.) 2) Pulutin mo ang damit ni Monica. (Pick up Monica's dress.)

 (verb) to pick up
pulupot2

[Active Verb:]
magpulupot

[Passive Verb:]
ipulupot

[Examples:]
1) Magpulupot ka ng basang damit. (You twist the wet clothes.) 2) Ipulupot mo ang basang pantalon. (Twist the wet pair of pants.)

 (verb) to twist around or to wind around something
putok2

[Active Verb:]
magpaputok

[Examples:]
Magpaputok ka ng dinamita. (You explode some dynamite.)

 (verb) to explode; to blast; to erupt
Puwéde hong pagámit ng telepono?

[Expressions Category:]
Lean more about Travel.

 Could I please use the telephone.
sabit1

[Active Verb:]
sumabit

[Examples:]
Sumabit ang damit niya sa pako. (Her clothes got hanged on the nail.)

 (verb) to hang; to suspend
sabit2

[Active Verb:]
magsabit

[Passive Verb:]
isabit

[Examples:]
1) Magsabit ka ng damit sa sampayan. (You hang some clothes on the clothesline.) 2) Isabit mo ang damit sa sampayan. (Hang the clothes on the clothesline.)

 (verb) to hang
sampay

[Active Verb:]
magsampay

[Passive Verb:]
isampay

[Examples:]
1) Magsampay ka ng damit sa banyo. (You hang the clothes in the bathroom.) 2) Isampay mo ang mga damit sa banyo. (Hang the clothes in the bathroom.)

 (verb) to hang clothes on a line
sana

[Notes:]
Expresses unreal futurity in the past or doubtful futurity in the present. In the latter sense, expresses modesty in a request, as IPAGLALABA SANA KITA NG DAMIT NGUNIT WALA AKONG SABON, I would have washed your clothes for you, but I didn't have any soap.

 with hope

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