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Tagalog English
mestiza (adj) of mixed ancestry, usually of Spanish-Filipino mixture
nganga1 (noun) a mixture of BUYO for chewing
lahok1

[Active Verb:]
maglahok

[Examples:]
Maglahok ka ng bawang sa gulay. (You add some garlic to the vegetable mix.)

 (noun) an ingredient (verb) to add to a mixture
timpla

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) ingredients added or mixed to fill a pharmaceutical prescription; seasoning (in cooking); mixture
sahog (noun) mixture for taste
halukay

[Active Verb:]
maghalukay

[Passive Verb:]
halukayin

[Examples:]
1) Maghalukay ka sa basurahan at hanapin mo ang nawawalang singsing. (You dig through the pile of garbage and search for the missing ring.) 2) Halukayin mo ang basura at hanapin ang singsing. (Dig into the garbage pile and search for the ring.)

 (verb) to dig; to turn over and back either in search of someting or to to mix well
halo1

[Active Verb:]
humalo

[Examples:]
Humalo siya sa aming biruan. (He joined in our kidding around.)

 (verb) to mix
halo2

[Active Verb:]
maghalo

[Passive Verb:]
haluin

[Examples:]
1) Maghalo tayo ng saging at langka sa panghimagas. (Let us mix together the banana and jackfruit in the dessert.) 2) Haluin mo ang laman ng kaldero. (Stir the stuff in the cooking pot.)

 (verb) to stir, to add as another ingredient
kalikot

[Passive Verb:]
kalikutin

[Examples:]
Huwag mong kalikutin ang ilong mo. (Don't poke your finger in your nose.)

 1) a slender tube with a poking rod with which to crush and mix BUYO (noun) 2) to poke or stir, or poke and scrape into a hole (verb)

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