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Tagalog English
agap

[Active Verb:]
umagap

[Passive Verb:]
agapan

[Examples:]
1) Maagap si Basilio sa pagdating sa trabaho. (Basilio is punctual at work.) 2) Agapan mo ang mga sariwang gulay sa palengke. (Get to the market early to get the fresh vegetables.) 3) Inagapan niya ang mga sariwang isda sa palengke kaninang madaling araw.

 1) promptness, quickness (noun) 2) prompt, punctual, quick (adj) 3) to anticipate, to watch for something, to make sure that one gets it, take advantage of something by being early or prompt
agaw1

[Active Verb:]
mang-agaw

[Passive Verb:]
agawan

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang mang-agaw ng gamit ng iba. (Don't snatch away other people's things.) 2) Umagaw ka sa pabitin.(Get in there and grab for the hanging object.) 3) Inagaw ni Pedro ang baon ni Juan. (Peter snatched John's brown bag.)

 1) sudden snatching away (noun) 2) to snatch, to grab (verb) 3) to participate in grabbing (verb)
agaw2

[Active Verb:]
umagaw

[Passive Verb:]
agawin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang mang-agaw ng gamit ng iba. (Don't snatch away other people's things.) 2) Umagaw ka sa pabitin.(Get in there and grab for the hanging object.) 3) Inagaw ni Pedro ang baon ni Juan. (Peter snatched John's brown bag.)

 1) sudden snatching away (noun) 2) to snatch, to grab (verb) 3) to participate in grabbing (verb)
bagabag

[Active Verb:]
bumagabag

[Passive Verb:]
bagabagin

[Examples:]
1) Bumagabag sa akin ang hindi niya pagsulat ng matagal. (I was worried about him not writing a letter for a long while.) 2) Huwag mong bagabagin ang iyong sarili sa isang napakaliit na bagay. (Don't worry yourself too much about such a very small matter.

 (noun) worry, anxiety (verb) to be worried, to be anxious about something
bagay

[Active Verb:]
bumagay

[Passive Verb:]
bagayan

[Examples:]
1) Anong bagay iyan? (What thing is that?) 2) Bagay sa iyo ang suot mong damit. (What you're wearing suits you.) 3) Bumagay ka naman sa kanilang gawi. (Conform to their customs.)

 1) thing, object (noun) 2) becoming, proper, fit (adj) 3) to suit, to conform (verb)
Búkas ng umága

[Expressions Category:]
Lean more about Time.

 Tomorrow morning
dagan1

[Active Verb:]
dumagan

[Examples:]
Huwag kang dumagan sa maliit na bisikleta at baka masira iyan. (Don't put your weight on the small bicycle or it might break.)

 (verb) to put one's weight on something
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
inat

[Active Verb:]
mag-inat

[Examples:]
Mag-inat ka pagkagising mo sa umaga. (You stretch yourself when you wake up in the morning.)

 (verb) to stretch (oneself)
kagat

[Active Verb:]
kumagat

[Passive Verb:]
kagatin

[Examples:]
Kumagat siya sa aking bayabas. (She took a bite off my guava.)

 1) bite (noun) 2) to bite (verb)

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