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Tagalog English
albularyo (noun) a quack doctor who usually uses herbs for treatment of any kind of ailment
abuso

[Notes:]
Spanish word

 (noun) abuse, maltreatment
turing

[Passive Verb:]
ituring

[Examples:]
Ituring mong tunay na anak ang iyong ampon. (Treat your adopted child as though he was your own.)

 (noun) treatment, attitude (verb) to treat someone in a certain way, usually with respect and natural affection
api

[Active Verb:]
mang-api

[Passive Verb:]
apihin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag mong apihin ang bata. (Don't abuse the child.) 2) Huwag kang mang-api ng iyong kapwa. (Don't maltreat your fellowmen.)

 (verb) to maltreat, to abuse, to oppress, to harm
alipusta

[Active Verb:]
umalipusta

[Passive Verb:]
alipustahin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang mang-alipusta ng mahirap na tao. (Don't ridicule a poor man.) 2) Inalipusta niya ang mahirap na ale. (She ridiculed the poor woman.)

 (verb) to maltreat, to ridicule, to deride, to insult
atras

[Active Verb:]
umatras

[Passive Verb:]
iatras

[Examples:]
Umatras ang kotse. (The car backed up.)

 (verb) to retreat; to back up; to move back
urong1

[Active Verb:]
umurong

 (verb) to step back; to retreat
gamot2

[Active Verb:]
maggamot

[Examples:]
Maggamot ka ng iyong sugat. (You treat your wounds.)

 (verb) to treat one's self
gamot3

[Active Verb:]
manggamot

[Passive Verb:]
gamutin

[Examples:]
1) Manggamot ka ng mga mahihirap sa baryo. (You treat the poor people in the barrio.) 2) Gamutin mo ang sakit ng mga mahihirap. (Treat the illness of the poor people.)

 (verb) to treat other's (outside of self)
galang

[Active Verb:]
gumalang

[Passive Verb:]
igalang

[Examples:]
1) Gumalang tayo sa ating mga ninuno. (Let us treat with reverence our ancestors.) 2) Igalang natin ang kagustuhan ni Imelda. (Let us respect Imelda's wishes.)

 1) /ma--/ (magalang) polite, courteous, refined manner, respectful (adj) 2) to respect, to treat with reverence (verb)

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