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Tagalog English
saksak1

[Active Verb:]
sumaksak

[Passive Verb:]
saksakin

[Examples:]
1) Sumaksak ka ng isang blokeng yelo. (You pierce a block of ice.) 2) Saksakin mo sa dibdib ang baka. (Pierce the cow's chest.)

 (verb) to stab; to pierce
bunot

[Active Verb:]
magbunot

[Passive Verb:]
bunutin

[Examples:]
1) Bumunot siya ng isang numero sa palabunutan. (He picked a number from the lottery.) 2) Huwag kang magbunot ng baril. (Don't pull out a gun.)

 1) coconut husk (noun) 2) to pull out, to uproot, to extract -- BUMUNOT, BUNUTIN (verb) 3) to pull out something -- MAGBUNOT, BUNUTIN (verb)
akyat1

[Active Verb:]
mag-akyat

[Passive Verb:]
iakyat

[Examples:]
1) Mag-akyat ka rito ng isang baldeng tubig. (Bring a pail of water up here.) 2) Umakyat ka sa punong mangga. (Go up the mango tree.) 3) Inakyat ni Pepito ang punong mangga. (Pepito went up the mango tree.)

 1) to carry something up a height 2) to climb up, to go up something
akyat2

[Active Verb:]
umakyat

[Passive Verb:]
akyatin

[Examples:]
1) Mag-akyat ka rito ng isang baldeng tubig. (Bring a pail of water up here.) 2) Umakyat ka sa punong mangga. (Go up the mango tree.) 3) Inakyat ni Pepito ang punong mangga. (Pepito went up the mango tree.)

 1) to carry something up a height 2) to climb up, to go up something
Nang isang áraw or Noong isang áraw

[Expressions Category:]
Lean more about Time.

 Day before yesterday
Noong isang linggo or Sa nakáraang linggo

[Expressions Category:]
Lean more about Time.

 Last Week
Noong isang taon or Sa nakáraang taon

[Expressions Category:]
Lean more about Time.

 Last Year

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