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Tagalog English
pansamantala (adj) temporary; tentative; acting
pansin

[Active Verb:]
pumansin

[Passive Verb:]
pansinin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag ka nang pumansin ng kanyang mga kahinaan. (You should not pay attention to his weaknesses.) 2) Pansinin mo naman ang manliligaw mo. (Give some attentin to your suitor.)

 (verb) to give attention to; to take notice of
pilit1 (adj) /ma--/ forced against one's will; insistent
sadya2

[Active Verb:]
sumadya

[Examples:]
Sumadya kanina ang iyong kapatid sa ating opisina. (Your brother came the office earlier.)

 (verb) to go to a place with a definite intention
sadya3

[Active Verb:]
magsadya

[Passive Verb:]
sadyain

[Examples:]
1) Magsadya ka sa opisina ni Erap at humingi ka ng trabaho. (You go to the office of Erap and ask for some job.) 2) Sadyain mo ang opisina ni Erap para humingi ka ng trabaho. (Go to the office of Erap and ask for a job.)

 (verb) to go to a place with a definite intention
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
sagap1

[Active Verb:]
makasagap

[Examples:]
Umakyat ka sa bundok kung gusto mong makasagap ng sariwang hangin. (You go up the mountain if you want to inhale some fresh air.)

 (verb) to inhale something; figuratively, to pick up a rumor unintentionally
sagap2

[Active Verb:]
masagap

[Examples:]
Hindi niya akalain na may masasagap siyang tsismis sa party ni Maria. (She did not think that she will be able to pick up some rumor in the party of Maria.)

 (verb) to inhale something; to pick up a rumor unintentionally
sangkap (noun) belongings; implements; contents; ingredients
setenta see setenta1 see setenta2

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