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Tagalog English
kutis

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) skin surface
labnot

[Active Verb:]
manglabnot

[Passive Verb:]
labnutin

[Examples:]
1) Gusto niyang manglabnot ng kanyang buhok. (She likes to pluck out her hair.) 2) Labnutin mo ang buhok niya. (Pull out her hair.)

 (verb) pull out forcibly; pluck, cut, uproot
laktaw

[Active Verb:]
lumaktaw

[Passive Verb:]
laktawan

[Examples:]
1) Lumaktaw siya ng ilang hakbang papanik sa hagdanan. (He skipped several steps going up the stairs.) 2) Huwag mong laktawan ang ilang bilang sa pagsusulit. (Don't skip some numbers in the examination.)

 (noun) omission of step after making several consecutive ones (verb) to skip or omit a few steps in a series supposed to be done consecutively
limot1

[Active Verb:]
lumimot

[Passive Verb:]
limutin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag ka sanang lumimot sa ating sumpaan. (Please don't you forget our commitment to each other.) 2) Limutin mo na ang kahapon. (Forget the past.)

 (verb) to forget
lulon3

[Active Verb:]
maglulon

[Passive Verb:]
ilulon

[Examples:]
1) Maglulon muna kayo ng inyong banig bago kayo maglaro sa umaga. (You should first roll up your mat before you start playing in the morning.) 2) Ilulon mong mabuti ang banig. (Roll up the mat properly.)

 (verb) to roll up as paper money, mat, or the like
Mabúti naman.

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malagkit1 (noun) glutinous rice; a species of rice which is sticky when cooked
mangungulot (noun) hairdresser; beautician
mas (adv) more, as in MAS MAGANDA, more beautiful
munti (adj) small; little; diminutive

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