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Tagalog English
ligalig1 (noun) trouble; perturbation; preoccupation; bother
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.
ika- (pref) a prefix to show sequence, order, eg., IKA-APAT (fourth)
maka-- (pref) a verb prefix meaning ability, permission, or opportunity to act; an adjective prefix meaning 'for' or 'in favor of', as in MAKA-RIZAL, 'for Rizal'
makapag-- (pref) a verb prefix meaning to have the chance or opportunity to do
maki-- (pref) an actor-focus verb prefix which indicates a request; its goal-focus counterpart is PAKI
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.
kipkip

[Active Verb:]
magkipkip

[Passive Verb:]
kipkipin

[Examples:]
1) Magkipkip ka ng diyaryo papuntang opisina. (Carry a newspaper on the way to the office.) 2) Kipkipin mo ang diyaryo. (Carry the newspaper.)

 (verb) to carry under the armpit; to carry with the arm pressed against the body
ipit3

[Active Verb:]
mang-ipit

[Passive Verb:]
ipitin

[Examples:]
1) Mang-ipit ka ng mga papel sa loob ng libro. (You clip some papers in the book.) 2) Ipitin mo ang mga papel sa loob ng libro. (Clip the papers inside the book.)

 (verb) to clip, to clasp, to press, to catch in-between
pigil1

[Passive Verb:]
pigilin

[Examples:]
Pigilin mo ako at baka mapatay ko ang taong iyan. (Stop me or I might kill that man.)

 (verb) to detain; to hold in hand; to prevent; to stop

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