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Tagalog English
usap

[Active Verb:]
mag-usap

 (verb) to talk with another; to converse
hilamos

[Active Verb:]
maghilamos

[Passive Verb:]
hilamusan

[Examples:]
1) Maghilamos ka pagkagising. (You wash your face after waking up.) 2) Hilamusan mo ang iyong mukha. (Wash your face.)

 (verb) to wash one's face
banat2

[Active Verb:]
bumanat

[Passive Verb:]
banatan

[Examples:]
1) Magbanat ka ng buto. (Stretch your bones. -literal; Do some work. -Idiom.) 2) Banatin mo ang iyong buto sa trabaho. (Stretch your bones with some work.) 3) Bumanat siya sa usapan. (He actively joined in the discussion. -colloq.) 4) Binanatan niya ang k

 1) a strike, sock, box or stroke to hit something (noun) 2) a pull to strech (noun) 3) taut, stretched (adj) 4) to pull, to stretch (verb)
banat1

[Active Verb:]
magbanat

[Passive Verb:]
banatin

[Examples:]
1) Magbanat ka ng buto. (Stretch your bones. -literal; Do some work. -Idiom.) 2) Banatin mo ang iyong buto sa trabaho. (Stretch your bones with some work.) 3) Bumanat siya sa usapan. (He actively joined in the discussion. -colloq.) 4) Binanatan niya ang k

 1) a strike, sock, box or stroke to hit something (noun) 2) a pull to stretch (noun) 3) taut, stretched (adj) 4) to pull, to stretch (verb)
almusal

[Active Verb:]
mag-almusal

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) agahan

[Examples:]
Mag-almusal tayo ng maaga. (Let's have breakfast early.)

 1) breakfast (noun) 2) to have breakfast (verb)
dinig

[Passive Verb:]
dinggin

[Examples:]
Dinggin mo ang aking pakiusap. (Listen to my plea.)

 1) heard; loud enough to be heard (adj) 2) to listen to (verb) 3) /ma--/ to hear
kausap

[Active Verb:]
kumausap

[Passive Verb:]
kausapin

[Examples:]
Kausapin mo si Pedro tungkol sa balak mo. (Talk with Pedro about your plans.)

 1) person with whom one is conversing (noun) 2) to talk with ---KAUSAPIN (verb)
gamit

[Active Verb:]
gumamit

[Passive Verb:]
gamitin

[Examples:]
1) Gumamit ka ba ng sabon nang ikaw ay maligo? (Did you use a soap when you took a shower?) 2) Gamitin mo ang sepilyo sa paglinis ng ngipin mo. (Use the toothbrush in cleaning your teeth.)

 1) personal things, anything usable (noun) 2) to use, to wear (verb)
buhos1

[Active Verb:]
magbuhos

[Passive Verb:]
buhusan

[Examples:]
1) Bumuhos ang malakas na ulan. (The heavy rain poured.) 2) Ibuhos mo ang tubig sa ulo niya. (Pour the water on his head.)

 1) to pour -- BUMUHOS (verb) 2) to pour something -- MAGBUHOS, IBUHOS (verb)
kamot

[Active Verb:]
kumamot

[Passive Verb:]
kamutin

[Examples:]
1) Kumamot na lang siya ng ulo. (He just scratched his head.) 2) Magkamot ka na lang ng ulo. (Just scratch your head.) 3) Mangamot ka na lang ng pusa. (Just scratch a cat.)

 1) to scratch one's self -- KUMAMOT (verb) 2) to scratch repeatedly -- MAGKAMOT (verb) 3) to scratch somebody -- MANGAMOT, KAMUTIN (verb)

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