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Tagalog English
kain

[Active Verb:]
kumain

[Passive Verb:]
kainin

[Examples:]
1) Kumain siya ng marami kagabi. (She ate a lot last night.) 2) Kainin mo na ang letson. (Eat the roasted pig.)

 1) food (noun) -- PAGKAIN 2) to eat (verb)
ani

[Active Verb:]
mag-ani

[Passive Verb:]
anihin

[Examples:]
1) Mas marami silang ani ngayong taon. (They had more harvest this year.) 2) Umani kami ng palay. (We harvested rice.)

 1) harvest (noun) 2) to harvest, to reap (verb)
bunggo

[Active Verb:]
bumunggo

[Passive Verb:]
bungguin

[Examples:]
1) Bumunggo ang ulo niya sa pader. (His head hit the wall.) 2) Mag-ingat ka sa pagmamaneho at baka ikaw ay mabunggo. (Be careful while driving, you might hit something.) 3) Ibunggo mo ang ulo niya sa pader. (Ram his head against the wall.) 4) Bungguin mo

 1) impact (noun) 2) to hit, to bump with something -- BUMUNGGO (verb) 3) to hit or bump against accidentally -- MABUNGGO (verb) 4) to ram an object against something, to bump against something -- MAGBUNGGO, IBUNGGO (verb) 5) to hit or bump against -- MANG
anyaya

[Active Verb:]
mag-anyaya

[Passive Verb:]
anyayahan

[Examples:]
1) Mag-anyaya ka ng maraming bisita sa fiesta. (Invite many guests to the fiesta.) 2) Anyayahan mo si Pedro at Juan sa kasal. (Invite Peter and John to the wedding.)

 1) invitation (noun) 2) to invite (verb)
amoy

[Active Verb:]
mangamoy

[Passive Verb:]
amuyin

[Examples:]
1) Amuyin mo nga ito. (Smell this.) 2) Mangamoy kaya ako pag kumain ako ng maraming bawang? (Will I become smelly if I eat lots of garlic?)

 1) smell, odor; aroma, body odor; intensive smell; offensive smell (noun) 2) to smell something -- amuyin (verb) 3) to become smelly or odorous (verb)
bangga1

[Active Verb:]
mabangga

[Passive Verb:]
ibangga

[Examples:]
1) Bumangga ang kotse sa pader. (The car ran into a stone wall.) 2) Baka mabangga ang kotse sa pader. (The car might run against the stone wall.) 3) Huwag mong ibangga ang kotse sa pader. (Don't run the car against the stone wall.) 4) Huwag kang mangbangg

 1) to hit something, to collide with something -- BUMANGGA (verb) 2) to hit, to collide against accidentally, to bump into -- MABANGGA (verb) 3) to ram an object against something, to collide against something -- MAGBANGGA, IBANGGA, BANGGAIN (verb) 4) to
bangga2

[Active Verb:]
bumangga

[Passive Verb:]
banggain

[Examples:]
1) Bumangga ang kotse sa pader. (The car ran into a stone wall.) 2) Baka mabangga ang kotse sa pader. (The car might run against the stone wall.) 3) Huwag mong ibangga ang kotse sa pader. (Don't run the car against the stone wall.) 4) Huwag kang mangbangg

 1) to hit something, to collide with something -- BUMANGGA (verb) 2) to hit, to collide against accidentally, to bump into -- MABANGGA (verb) 3) to ram an object against something, to collide against something -- MAGBANGGA, IBANGGA, BANGGAIN (verb) 4) to
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