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higpit1

[Active Verb:]
humigpit

[Examples:]
Sa kanyang pakiramdam, humigpit ang kanyang sinturon pagkatapos siyang kumain ng mabigat na hapunan. (He felt that his belt tightened up after he had a heavy dinner.)

 (adj) /ma--/ (mahigpit) tight, strict (verb) to become tight
paki-- (affix) a verbal prefix which indicates a request, as PAKIABOT, please hand over, please get
pakimkim (noun) (rw. KIMKIM) a sum of money given by a sponsor in baptism, confirmation, or wedding, to the person being sponsored
pakipkip (noun) (rw. KIPKIP) gift given by a NINONG or NINANG, specially in baptisms and confirmations
pakiling (noun) leaves used for scrubbing wooden floors and walls
pakinabang (noun) profit; benefit; Holy Communion
maki-- (pref) an actor-focus verb prefix which indicates a request; its goal-focus counterpart is PAKI
sama2

[Active Verb:]
sumama

[Examples:]
Sumama ang pakiramdam ni Ana kaninang umaga. (Ana became ill this morning.)

 (verb) to become bad; to become ill
tipak2

[Active Verb:]
magtipak

[Passive Verb:]
tipakin

 (verb) to chop off a piece or portion of matter
dilat5

[Active Verb:]
mangdilat

[Passive Verb:]
dilatan

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang mangdilat ng hindi mo kilala. (Don't stare at someone you don't know.) 2) Dilatan mo ang bata kung gusto mong ipakita ang galit mo. (Give a child a wide-eye stare if you want to tell him you are angry.)

 (verb) to stare at someone with wide eyes

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