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Tagalog English
hiwa1

[Active Verb:]
humiwa

[Passive Verb:]
hiwain

[Examples:]
1) Humiwa ka ng isang pirasong hamon. (You cut a slice of ham.) 2) Hiwain mo ang hamon. (Slice the ham.)

 (noun) a slice (verb) to cut with a blade or a knife
balisong (noun) fan knife made in Batangas, a Tagalog province south of Manila
tsonggo (noun) monkey
lusong (noun) mortar (for pounding rice)
kundiman (noun) style of singing native songs, usually Tagalog songs
likha

[Active Verb:]
lumikha

[Examples:]
Lumikha si Dodjie ng sampung kanta ngayong taon. (Dodjie made a total of ten songs this year.)

 (verb) to create, to make
lagok

[Active Verb:]
lumagok

[Passive Verb:]
linagok

[Examples:]
1) Lumagok siya ng labindalawang basong tubig. (He gulped a dozen glasses of water.) 2) Linagok niya ang isang galon ng tubig. (He gulped a gallon of water.)

 (verb) to gulp
lilis

[Active Verb:]
maglilis

[Passive Verb:]
ililis

[Examples:]
1) Maglilis ka ng iyong pantalon bago ka lumusong sa tubig. (You should roll up your pants before you dip into the water.) 2) Ililis mo ang iyong manggas bago ka maghugas ng kamay mo. (Roll up your sleeves before you wash your hands.)

 (verb) to pull up the skirt or trousers; to roll up the sleeves
sulat3

[Active Verb:]
magsulat

[Passive Verb:]
sulatin

[Examples:]
1) Magsulat ka ng kanta. (You write a song.) 2) Sulatin mo ang kanta. (Write the song.)

 (verb) to write
kanta

[Active Verb:]
kumanta

[Passive Verb:]
kantahin

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) awit

[Examples:]
1) Kumanta ka sa aking kaarawan. (Sing on my birthday.) 2) Kantahin mo ang aking paboritong awitin. (Sing my favorite song.)

[Notes:]
Spanish

 1) song (noun) 2) to sing (verb)

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