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yuko

[Active Verb:]
yumuko

[Passive Verb:]
iyuko

 (verb) to bow; to bow one's head
biyak

[Active Verb:]
magbiyak

[Passive Verb:]
biyakin

[Examples:]
1) Magbiyak ka ng buko. (Split open the coconut.) 2) Biyakin mo nga ang niyog. ([You] cleave the coconut open.)

 (verb) to cleave, to split, to break into two
dukot1

[Active Verb:]
dumukot

[Passive Verb:]
dukutin

[Examples:]
1) Dumukot ka ng barya sa aking bag. (You draw out some coins from my bag.) 2) Dukutin mo ang barya sa aking bag. (Draw some coins from my bag.)

 (verb) to draw out from a pocket, a bag or a container with the hand
ngatngat

[Active Verb:]
ngumatngat

[Passive Verb:]
ngatngatin

[Examples:]
1) Ngumatngat siya ng konting mais bago siya kumain ng hapunan. (He nibbled at some corn before he had his dinner.) 2) Huwag mong ngatngatin ang iyong kuko. (Don't nibble your nails.)

 (verb) to nibble; to gnaw
dukot2

[Active Verb:]
mangdukot

[Passive Verb:]
dukutan

[Examples:]
1) Magaling mangdukot ang magnanakaw. (A thief is a good pickpocket.) 2) Nadukutan ang bag ni Ana kaninang umaga papuntang opisina. (Ana's purse was stolen from her bag on her way to the office this morning.)

 (verb) to pickpocket, to steal
sukob1

[Active Verb:]
sumukob

[Examples:]
Sumukob ka dito sa aking payong. (You seek shelter here under my umbrella.)

 (verb) to share a cover or shelter, e.g. an umbrella
suko

[Active Verb:]
sumuko

[Passive Verb:]
isuko

[Examples:]
1) Sumuko ka na sa mga pulis. (You should surrender to the police.) 2) Isuko mo na ang iyong anak. (Surrender your son.)

 (verb) to surrender; to give up; to succumb
pukol1

[Active Verb:]
pumukol

[Passive Verb:]
ipukol

[Examples:]
1) Pumukol ka ng bato sa ilog. (You hurl some stones into the river.) 2) Ipukol mo ang bola sa tubig. (Throw the ball into the water.)

 (verb) to throw; to cast; to hurl
pukol2

[Active Verb:]
magpukol

[Passive Verb:]
pukulin

[Examples:]
1) Magpukol ka ng itlog sa mga naglalakad sa kalye. (You throw some eggs on passers-by.) 2) Pukulin mo ng kamatis si Kenneth. (Throw some tomatoes on Kenneth.)

 (verb) to throw; to cast; to hurl
buka

[Active Verb:]
bumuka

[Passive Verb:]
ibuka

[Examples:]
1) Bumuka na ang buko. (The bud opened.) 2) Ibuka mo ang bibig mo. (Open your mouth.)

 1) open (adj) 2) to open -- BUMUKA (verb) 3) to open something -- IBUKA (verb)

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