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Tagalog English
sira2 (adj) destroyed; damaged; broken
sira1 (noun) a tear (as in clothing); a defect
desgrasya

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) sakuna, aksidente (misfortune) (syn) kahihiyan, kasiraang puri (disgrace) (var) disgrasya

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) misfortune, disgrace
desgrasya

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) sakuna, aksidente (misfortune) (syn) kahihiyan, kasiraang puri (disgrace) (var) disgrasya

 (noun) misfortune, disgrace
sira3

[Active Verb:]
sumira

[Examples:]
Ikaw ba ang sumira sa aking damit? (Are you the one who ripped my clothes?)

 (verb) to destroy; to break; to rip; to tear
sira4

[Active Verb:]
manira

[Passive Verb:]
sirain

[Examples:]
1) Hindi ako mahilig manira ng gamit ng iba. (I am not fond of breaking other people's things.) 2) Ayaw kong sirain ang ating magandang pagsasama. (I don't want to destroy our good friendship.)

 (verb) to destroy; to break; to rip; to tear
sadya4

[Active Verb:]
manadya

[Examples:]
Gustong manadya ni Kenneth na sirain ang buhay ni Bill. (Kenneth wants to intentionally destroy the life of Bill.)

 (verb) to do intentionally
ngilo

[Active Verb:]
mangilo

[Examples:]
Huwag kang uminom ng malamig na tubig kung may sira ang iyong ngipin at baka ikaw ay mangilo. (You should not drink cold water if you have some tooth decay or you might suffer some pain.)

 (verb) to have tooth-edge pain
sulsi1

[Active Verb:]
magsulsi

[Passive Verb:]
sulsihan

[Examples:]
1) Magsulsi ka ng sirang pantalon. (You mend the broken pants.) 2) Sulsihan mo ang sirang pantalon. (Mend the broken pants.)

 (verb) to mend clothes
dagan1

[Active Verb:]
dumagan

[Examples:]
Huwag kang dumagan sa maliit na bisikleta at baka masira iyan. (Don't put your weight on the small bicycle or it might break.)

 (verb) to put one's weight on something

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