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Tagalog English
bobo (adj) dumb, stupid, dull
lobo (noun) balloon
sundot1

[Active Verb:]
sumundot

[Examples:]
Sumundot si Bill ng ilang lobo ni Kenneth. (Bill poked some of Kenneth's balloons.)

 (verb) to poke (with the point of a finger, stick, spear, or the like)
sundot2

[Active Verb:]
manundot

[Passive Verb:]
sundutin

[Examples:]
1) Mahilig siyang manundot ng cake ni Monica. (He likes to poke a finger on Monica's cake.) 2) Sundutin mo ng karayom ang lobo. (Poke the baloon with a needle.)

 (verb) to poke (with the point of a finger, stick, spear, or the like)
hain

[Active Verb:]
maghain

[Passive Verb:]
ihain

[Examples:]
1) Maghain ka na ng hapunan. (You set the table for dinner.) 2) Ihain mo ang adobong manok. (Serve the chicken adobo.)

 (verb) to set the table; to serve, to offer
alat

[Active Verb:]
umalat

[Passive Verb:]
alatan

[Examples:]
1) Kulang sa alat ang niluto niyang adobo. (The adobo she cooked had less saltiness.) 2) Maalat ang niluto niyang adobo. (The adobo she cooked was salty.) 3) Umalat ang niluto niyang adobo pagkatapos niyang dagdagan ng toyo. (The adobo she cooked became s

 1) saltiness (noun) 2) salty (adj) 3) to become salty (active verb) 4) to make something salty (passive verb)
gusto

[Active Verb:]
gumusto

[Passive Verb:]
gustuhin

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) ibig

[Examples:]
1) Walang gumusto sa kanyang palabas. (Nobody liked her show.) 2) Gustuhin mo kaya ang aking pasalubong. (Will you like my gift?)

 1) want, like (post-verb) 2) to like, to want, to desire (verb)
adobo

[Examples:]
Adobong manok at baboy ang ulam ni Shiela kagabi. (Shiela had marinated chicken and pork dish last night.)

 a Filipino pork/chicken dish marinated in vinegar, soy sauce, garlic, pepper

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