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Tagalog English
lahok2

[Active Verb:]
lumahok

[Examples:]
Lumahok ka naman sa usapan. (You butt in the conversation.)

 (noun) an entry in a contest (verb) to be a contestant, to butt in
halang2

[Active Verb:]
humalang

[Examples:]
Humalang sa pinto si Elsa upang huwag makapasok ang bata. (Elsa barricaded the door in order that the kid will not be able to get in.)

 (verb) to barricade, to use one's self as an obstruction
damay2

[Active Verb:]
mangdamay

[Passive Verb:]
idamay

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang mangdamay ng ibang tao sa iyong kalokohan. (Don't involve others in your misadventures.) 2) Huwag mong idamay ang aking mga kaibigan sa usapan. (Don't involve my friends in our problem.)

 (verb) to involve others (without notice) in some sort of unpleasant situation
bawas

[Active Verb:]
magbawas

[Passive Verb:]
ibawas

[Examples:]
1) Magbawas ka ng kaunting kanin sa plato. (Lessen some of the rice on the plate.) 2) Ibawas mo ang bayad ko sa utang ko sa iyo. (Deduct this payment from what I owe you.)

 (verb) to lessen, to remove (something) from
lulon3

[Active Verb:]
maglulon

[Passive Verb:]
ilulon

[Examples:]
1) Maglulon muna kayo ng inyong banig bago kayo maglaro sa umaga. (You should first roll up your mat before you start playing in the morning.) 2) Ilulon mong mabuti ang banig. (Roll up the mat properly.)

 (verb) to roll up as paper money, mat, or the like
inat

[Active Verb:]
mag-inat

[Examples:]
Mag-inat ka pagkagising mo sa umaga. (You stretch yourself when you wake up in the morning.)

 (verb) to stretch (oneself)
banat2

[Active Verb:]
bumanat

[Passive Verb:]
banatan

[Examples:]
1) Magbanat ka ng buto. (Stretch your bones. -literal; Do some work. -Idiom.) 2) Banatin mo ang iyong buto sa trabaho. (Stretch your bones with some work.) 3) Bumanat siya sa usapan. (He actively joined in the discussion. -colloq.) 4) Binanatan niya ang k

 1) a strike, sock, box or stroke to hit something (noun) 2) a pull to strech (noun) 3) taut, stretched (adj) 4) to pull, to stretch (verb)
banat1

[Active Verb:]
magbanat

[Passive Verb:]
banatin

[Examples:]
1) Magbanat ka ng buto. (Stretch your bones. -literal; Do some work. -Idiom.) 2) Banatin mo ang iyong buto sa trabaho. (Stretch your bones with some work.) 3) Bumanat siya sa usapan. (He actively joined in the discussion. -colloq.) 4) Binanatan niya ang k

 1) a strike, sock, box or stroke to hit something (noun) 2) a pull to stretch (noun) 3) taut, stretched (adj) 4) to pull, to stretch (verb)
bayad1

[Active Verb:]
magbayad

[Passive Verb:]
ibayad

[Examples:]
1) Heto ang bayad sa utang ko sa iyo. (Here is my payment for what I owe you.) 2) Magbayad tayo ng utang. (Let's pay the debt.) 3) Bayaran mo ang kinain natin. (Pay for what we have eaten.)

 1) payment, fare (noun) 2) paid for (adj) 3) to pay for, to compensate (verb)
bayad2

[Passive Verb:]
bayaran

[Examples:]
1) Heto ang bayad sa utang ko sa iyo. (Here is my payment for what I owe you.) 2) Magbayad tayo ng utang. (Let's pay the debt.) 3) Bayaran mo ang kinain natin. (Pay for what we have eaten.)

 1) payment, fare (noun) 2) paid for (adj) 3) to pay for, to compensate (verb)

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