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Tagalog English
abusado

[Notes:]
Spanish word

 (adj) abusive
agos

[Active Verb:]
umagos

[Passive Verb:]
iagos

[Examples:]
1) Mabilis ang agos sa ilog. (The current in the river is fast.) 2) Maagos ang ilog ngayong tag-ulan. (The river has swift currents this rainy season.) 3) Baka agusin inyong bangka sa lakas ng ulan. (Your boat might be carried away by the current because

 1) current (noun) 2) having swift currents (adj) 3) to be carried away by the current (verb) 4) to flow (verb)
alingasaw

[Active Verb:]
umalingasaw

[Examples:]
Umaalingasaw ang bulok na isda. (An offensive odor emanates from the rotten fish.)

 1) effusion or emanation of an offensive odor (noun) 2) to effuse an offensive odor (verb)
amin

[Examples:]
Pumunta ka sa amin. (Go to our place.)

 (pron) first person plural number pronoun (exclusive) meaning "our", "ours", "us"; shows possession or location when preceded by SA.
atin (pron) first person plural number pronoun (inclusive) meaning "our", "ours", "us";
ayos

[Active Verb:]
mag-ayos

[Passive Verb:]
ayusin

[Examples:]
1) Mag-ayos ka ng iyong gamit sa bahay. (Put your things in order in the house.) 2) Maayos ang kanyang gamit sa bahay. (Her things at home are in order.)

 1) order, orderliness (noun) 2) orderly, arranged -- maayos (adj) 3) to arrange, to put in order, to fix (verb)
banda 1) a band of musicians; an organized group of musicians (noun) 2) towards or about a certain place or time; in the direction of (adj)
buena mano

[Notes:]
(lit.) good hand, borrowed from Spanish

 (noun) first customer of the day who is believed to bring good luck in business
dagsa1

[Active Verb:]
dumagsa

[Examples:]
Dumagsa ang napakaraming tao sa kalye matapos manalo ang Chicago Bulls sa NBA finals. (A sudden flow of people in the street emerged after the Chicago Bulls won the NBA finals.)

 (verb) to have a sudden, tumultuous and confusing flow of people
dagsa2 (noun) sudden, tumultuous and confusing flow, jumble, or bustle of people or things.

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