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Tagalog English
duro1

[Active Verb:]
dumuro

[Passive Verb:]
duruin

[Examples:]
1) Duruin mo ng lapis ang papel. (Pierce the paper with a pencil.) 2) Dumuro ka ng papel sa pamamagitan ng lapis. (You pierce the paper with a pencil.)

 (verb) to pierce or to penetrate sharply as with a pointed instrument
ganap2

[Active Verb:]
gumanap

[Examples:]
Gumanapa siya bilang isang pari sa pelikula. (He performed the role of a priest in the movie.)

 (verb) to perform, to act
inang

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) inay, nanang

 (noun) appellation for INA, mother, mama
inso

[Notes:]
Chinese

 (noun) appellation for the wife of an elder brother or male cousin
ipit3

[Active Verb:]
mang-ipit

[Passive Verb:]
ipitin

[Examples:]
1) Mang-ipit ka ng mga papel sa loob ng libro. (You clip some papers in the book.) 2) Ipitin mo ang mga papel sa loob ng libro. (Clip the papers inside the book.)

 (verb) to clip, to clasp, to press, to catch in-between
Ka

[Examples:]
Ka Pedro, Ka Juana. (Elder Pedro, elder Juana.)

 (adj) appelation for elders and distant uncles or aunts
kamisatsina

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) outside shirt that is closed-next, and without collar and lapel
kumare

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) derived from Spanish word COMADRE, a reciprocal appellation for the godmother or for the child's mother. KUMPARE (masculiine form).
labas1

[Active Verb:]
lumabas

[Examples:]
(verb1) Lumabas ka muna ng bahay. (You get out of the house first.)( (verb2) Lumabas ba siya sa pelikula? (Did he act in the movie?)

 (noun) outside, exterior, out-of-doors (verb1) to go out, to exit, to come out (verb2) to act in a show
limbag1

[Active Verb:]
maglimbag

[Passive Verb:]
limbagin

[Examples:]
1) Ang pamantasan ang naatasang maglimbag ng report ni Starr tungkol sa eskandalo ni Clinton. (The university was given the privilege of printing the Starr report on the Clinton scandal.) 2) Limbagin mo ang iyong pangalan sa papel. (Write your name in blo

 (verb) to print; to write in block letters

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