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Tagalog English
pa2

[Notes:]
expresses the immaturity or continuance of a situation and stands in contrast with NA, as MABUTI PA, better yet; BASA PA ANG DAMIT, the clothes are still wet.

 (adv) more; yet; still
bakol (noun) a big basket (flat); a four-cornered bamboo basket with round opening
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
talipapa (noun) fish market with temporary stalls under flat sheds
tarak1 (noun) knife or dagger sticking out with sharp end embedded
kasko

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) long river boat with sheltering roofings at either end, navigated by pushing with long poles
sular

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) small fenced lot with plants and trees, usually surrounding a house
pala

[Notes:]
when used after HINDI, expresses contrast with one's expectation; a reversal, as ANG ISIP KO'Y BALAT LAMANG NG ITLOG ITO, HINDI PALA, KUNDI ITLOG NA BUO. I thought this was only an eggshell, but no, it was a whole egg.

 (part) so; an exclamation of surprise, as IKAW PALA! So, it is you!
sungkit2

[Active Verb:]
manungkit

[Passive Verb:]
sungkitin

 (verb) to box; to hit with the fist
suso3

[Active Verb:]
sumuso

[Passive Verb:]
susuhin

 (verb) to butt with the horns

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