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Tagalog English
palupalo

[L2 Definition:]
(var) PALO-PALO

 (noun) wooden paddle for beating laundry
bakya (noun) wooden shoes
lana (noun) wool
anod

[Active Verb:]
maanod

[Passive Verb:]
ianod

[Examples:]
Inanod ng tubig ang bakya. (The wooden shoes were carried away by the current.)

 (verb) to be carried away by the current
siga2

[Active Verb:]
magsiga

[Passive Verb:]
sigaan

[Examples:]
1) Magsiga tayo dito. (Let us build a bonfire here.) 2) Sigaan mo ang kahoy. (Set fire on the wood.)

 (verb) to build a bonfire
suyo

[Active Verb:]
magsuyo

[Passive Verb:]
suyuin

[Examples:]
1) Magsuyo ka ng babae. (You court a lady.) 2) Suyuin mo ang babae. (Woo the lady.)

 (verb) to court, to woo, to persuade
ligaw2

[Active Verb:]
lumigaw

[Examples:]
Lumigaw si Ana kay David. (Ana courted David.)

 (verb) to court; to woo
ligaw3

[Active Verb:]
mangligaw

[Passive Verb:]
iligaw

[Examples:]
1) Marunong mangligaw ng babae si Bill. (Bill knows how to court a girl.) 2) Iligaw mo si Bill kay Monica. (Court Monica for Bill.)

 (verb) to court; to woo
putol5

[Active Verb:]
mamutol

[Passive Verb:]
putulin

[Examples:]
1) Mamutol ka ng ilang kahoy sa gubat. (You cut some wood in the forest.)

 (verb) to cut something , say wood, as a means of livelihood or to cut habitually
halang3

[Active Verb:]
maghalang

[Passive Verb:]
ihalang

[Examples:]
1) Maghalang ka ng kahoy sa pintuan. (You put a block of wood across the door.) 2) Ihalang mo ang kahoy sa pintuan. (Put the block of wood across the door.)

 (verb) to lay across, to put crosswise as an impediment

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