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Tagalog English
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
sulsol1

[Active Verb:]
sumulsol

[Examples:]
Hindi mahilig ang kanyang manugang na manulsol ng kanilang anak. (Her in-laws are not fond of inciting their son.)

 (verb) to prod; to incite someone to do something usually not good; to instigate
ulan3

[Active Verb:]
umulan

[Passive Verb:]
ulanin

 (verb) to rain
tula2

[Active Verb:]
tumula

[Examples:]
Tumula si Monica sa harap ni Linda. (Monica recited a poem before Linda.)

 (verb) to recite a poem
ulit2

[Active Verb:]
umulit

 (verb) to repeat; to renew the action
pahinga

[Active Verb:]
magpahinga

[Examples:]
Magpahinga ka muna sa bahay bago tayo umalis muli. (You should take a rest at home first before we resume our trip.)

 (verb) to rest; to take a break
gulong2

[Active Verb:]
gumulong

 (verb) to roll
sandok3

[Active Verb:]
sumandok

[Examples:]
Sumandok ka ng tubig mula sa tapayan. (You scoop some water from the clay jar.)

 (verb) to scoop; to take with a ladle
igkas

[Active Verb:]
umigkas

[Examples:]
Umigkas siya mula kung saan. (He sprung suddenly out of nowhere.)

 (verb) to spring suddenly, to be discharged, to let loose suddenly
simula2

[Active Verb:]
magsimula

[Passive Verb:]
simulan

[Examples:]
1) Magsimula ka na ng panibagong-buhay. (You should now start a new life.) 2) Simulan mo na ang pagsusulat. (Start writing now.)

 (verb) to start; to begin

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