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Tagalog English
betsin (noun) monosodium glutamate (MSG), food seasoning
bitsin

[L2 Definition:]
(var) betsin

[Examples:]
Chinese

 (noun) flavoring powder, seasoning, monosodium glutamate (MSG)
dalahira

[L2 Definition:]
1) (syn) satsat, daldal, daldalera, tsismosa 2) (syn) landi

 1) gossipy (adj., applied to women) 2) provocative, free and easy (adj)
duro2

[Active Verb:]
magduro

[Passive Verb:]
iduro

[Examples:]
1) Magduro ka ng bola at gamitin mo ang pako. (You pierce the ball using a nail.) 2) Iduro mo ang kutsilyo sa pakwan. (Pierce the watermelon with a knife.)

 (verb) to pierce, to prick, penetrate something with a pointed instrument
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)
hasa

[Active Verb:]
maghasa

[Passive Verb:]
hasain

[Examples:]
1) Maghasa ka ng kutsilyo. (You sharpen the knife.) 2) Hasain ang kutsilyo. (Sharpen the knife.)

 (verb) to sharpen
hubad

[Active Verb:]
maghubad

[Passive Verb:]
hubarin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang maghubad ng kamiseta dahil malamig sa labas. (You should not take off your shirt because it is cold outside.) 2) Hubarin mo ang kamiseta mo. (Take off your shirt.)

 (adj) naked, undressed from the waist up, not in possession of (verb) to undress, to have nothing on from the waist up
Intsik (noun) Chinese
kalatsutsi (noun) plumeria (frangipani)
kamatsile (noun) guamachile

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