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Tagalog English
pinaka (pref) an affix to adjectives expressing superlative degree (of the quality)
yaon1 (pron) that (which is far from both speaker and addressed, usually out of sight)
kuwan

[Examples:]
Meron ka bang kuwan... (Do you have a watchamacallit...)

 (pron) whatchamacallit (used in a place of an idea not immediately expressible)
ba

[Examples:]
Mayroon ba silang ginawa? (Have they done anything?)

 (prt) question marker; expressive of interrogation in yes/no questions
lambing

[Active Verb:]
maglambing

[Examples:]
Maglambing ka naman ng konti sa iyong kasintahan. (You should try to show some affection to your sweetheart.)

 (verb) to caress; to show fondness, affection, tenderness
kipkip

[Active Verb:]
magkipkip

[Passive Verb:]
kipkipin

[Examples:]
1) Magkipkip ka ng diyaryo papuntang opisina. (Carry a newspaper on the way to the office.) 2) Kipkipin mo ang diyaryo. (Carry the newspaper.)

 (verb) to carry under the armpit; to carry with the arm pressed against the body
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
pisa1

[Active Verb:]
pumisa

[Examples:]
Pumisa ka ng bawang. (You crush some garlic.)

 (verb) to crush; to compress; to hatch
plantsa2

[Active Verb:]
magplantsa

[Examples:]
Magplantsa ka ng damit ni Maria. (You iron the dress of Maria.)

 (verb) to iron or press clothes
api

[Active Verb:]
mang-api

[Passive Verb:]
apihin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag mong apihin ang bata. (Don't abuse the child.) 2) Huwag kang mang-api ng iyong kapwa. (Don't maltreat your fellowmen.)

 (verb) to maltreat, to abuse, to oppress, to harm

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