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Tagalog English
inay (noun) mama, mother
ipanganak

[Examples:]
Kailan mo gustong ipanganak ang iyong panganay? (When do you your firstborn to be born?)

 (verb) to be born
iyak

[Active Verb:]
umiyak

[Examples:]
Umiyak ang bata ng iwan siya ng kanyang nanay. (The child cried after his mother left him.)

 (verb) to cry
kalong

[Active Verb:]
magkalong

[Passive Verb:]
kalungin

[Examples:]
1) Kumalong ang bata sa kandugan ng nanay niya. (The child sat on his mother's lap.) 2) Kalungin mo ang bata. (Take the child on your lap.)

 1) to sit on one's lap -- KUMALONG (verb) 2) to hold on one's lap, to take someone, something on your lap -- MAGKALONG, KALUNGIN, IKALONG (verb)
laro2

[Active Verb:]
maglaro

[Passive Verb:]
laruin

[Examples:]
1) Maglaro kayong dalawa sa labas ng bahay. (Both of you should play outside the house.) 2) Laruin mo muna ang iyong kapatid habang wala ang iyong nanay. (Play with your brother while your mother is away.)

 (verb) to play (a game); to play with
lasap2

[Active Verb:]
lumasap

[Passive Verb:]
lasapin

[Examples:]
1) Lumasap siya ng pagkaing niluto ng kanyang nanay. (He relished the taste of his mother's dish.) 2) Lasapin mo ang simoy ng hangin. (Enjoy the good smell of air.)

 (verb) to relish the taste of food; to enjoy (something)
limos1

[Active Verb:]
maglimos

[Passive Verb:]
ilimos

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang laging maglimos sa mga pulubi at baka sila ay masanay. (You should not always give alms to the beggars or they might get used to it.) 2) Ilimos mo kami ng pagkain para bukas. (Beg for us our food for tomorrow.)

 (verb) to give alms, to beg
mananayaw (noun) dancer
naku!

[Notes:]
an interjection derived from NANAY KO! or INA KO!, my mother!

 (intj) oh, my!
nanay

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) INAY

[Notes:]
term of address and reference

 (noun) mother

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