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Tagalog English
atake

[Active Verb:]
umatake

[Passive Verb:]
atakihin

[Examples:]
Baka atakihin siya sa puso. (He might have a heart attack.)

 (verb) to attack, to have an attack
baltak

[Active Verb:]
mang-baltak

[Passive Verb:]
baltakin

[Examples:]
Baltakin mo siya at baka siya mahulog. (Pull him or he might fall.)

 1) sudden, strong pull (noun) 2) to pull suddenly (verb)
batak

[Active Verb:]
bumatak

[Passive Verb:]
batakin

[Examples:]
Batakin mo ang lubid. (Stretch/pull the rope.)

 (verb) to pull, to stretch
bayanihan (noun) cooperative undertaking; concerted effort; especially, the act of working together to lift and move a house to a new location
despedida

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) farewell, leave-taking, party given for people leaving
hatak2

[Active Verb:]
humatak

[Passive Verb:]
hatakin

[Examples:]
1) Humatak ka sa lubid. (You pull the rope.) 2) Hatakin ang lubid. (Pull the rope.)

 (verb) to pull
hatak3

[Active Verb:]
manghatak

[Passive Verb:]
hatakin

[Examples:]
1) Manghatak ka ng isasama mo sa amin. (You pull anybody in going to our place.) 2) Hatakin mo si Pedro papunta sa amin. (Tag along Pedro to our place.)

 (verb) to pull or tag along someone or something
hinahon

[Active Verb:]
huminahon

[Examples:]
Huminahon ka at nang hindi ka atakihin sa puso. (You should be calm so you will not have a heart attack.)

 (adj) /ma--/ (mahinahon) self-controlled, calm (verb) to be calm
iwi

[Active Verb:]
mag-iwi

[Examples:]
Mag-iwi ka ng anak niya. (You take care of her child.)

 (noun) /pag--/ (pag-iiwi) taking care of an animal for someone else who is the real owner (verb) to take care of children
lapat2

[Active Verb:]
maglapat

[Passive Verb:]
ilapat

[Examples:]
1) Maglapat ka ng pinto bago ka matulog. (Make sure you close your door properly before you go to bed.) 2) Ilapat mo ang takip ng bote. (Close the bottle's cap properly.)

 (verb) to adjust; to fit properly

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