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Tagalog English
aling (adj) a title of familiar respect used with the first name of a woman; when the name is not appended, the noun form is ALE.
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.
ay

[Examples:]
Umalis siya. -- Siya ay umalis. (He left.)

 (part) connects the topic of the sentence and predicate when the sentence is given in reverse order; sentence inversion marker.
balikwas1

[Active Verb:]
magbalikwas

[Passive Verb:]
balikwasin

[Examples:]
1) Bumalikwas ako sa kama nang narinig ko ang putok ng baril. (I jumped out of bed when I heard the gunshot.)

 1) to turn suddenly to the opposite side; to rise suddenly from a lying position (verb) 2) to turn something suddenly to the opposite side (verb)
balikwas2

[Active Verb:]
bumalikwas

[Examples:]
1) Bumalikwas ako sa kama nang narinig ko ang putok ng baril. (I jumped out of bed when I heard the gunshot.)

 1) to turn suddenly to the opposite side; to rise suddenly from a lying position (verb) 2) to turn something suddenly to the opposite side (verb)
bukaka

[Active Verb:]
bumukaka

[Passive Verb:]
ibukaka

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) bikaka

 (adj) wide apart (as legs when standing with feet wide apart)
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)
hagip

[Examples:]
Mag-ingat ka sa paglakad sa kalsada baka ka mahagip ng mabilis na kotse. (Be careful when you cross the street or you might be hit by a car.)

 (verb) /maka--; ma--/ (makahagip; mahagip) hit or caught by a moving body
hilod

[Active Verb:]
maghilod

[Passive Verb:]
hiludin

[Examples:]
1) Maghilod ka ng iyong paa sa pagligo mo. (You scrub your feet when you take a shower.) 2) Hiludin mo ang iyong paa. (Scrub your feet.)

 (verb) to scrub the skin to remove dirt
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)

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