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Tagalog English
abaniko

[Active Verb:]
mag-abaniko

[L2 Definition:]
(synonym) pamaypay

[Examples:]
1. Gamitin mo ang abaniko kung gusto mong magpalamig. (Use the folding fan if you want to have some fresh air.) 2. Mag-abaniko ka. ([You] fan yourself.)

 (noun) folding fan (active verb) to fan oneself
alam

[Active Verb:]
umalam

[Passive Verb:]
alamin

[Examples:]
1) May alam ka ba sa nangyari? (Do you have any knowledge about what happened?) 2) Maalam si Juliana tungkol sa paggamot ng mga bata. (Juliana is knowledgeable in treating children's illness..) 3) Alamin mo kung saan nakatira si Constancia. (Find out wher

 1) knowledge (noun) 2) knowledgeable, well-versed (adj) 3) to know, to have a knowledge of, to find out (post-verb)
alamang (noun) tiny shrimps
alamat (noun) folklore, tradition
alambre (noun) wire
alampay (noun) shoulder kerchief
asarol

[Active Verb:]
mag-asarol

[Passive Verb:]
asarolin

[Examples:]
Asarolin natin ang halamanan. (Let's hoe the garden.)

 1) a large hoe (noun) 2) to use a hoe, as in tilling the soil (verb)
aywan

[L2 Definition:]
(var) ewan (syn) di alam

[Examples:]
Aywan ko. (I don't know.)

 to be ignorant of
bagoong (noun) salty small fish or shrimp relish; anchovies; wet-salted small fish or tiny shrimps (ALAMANG)
basag1

[Active Verb:]
magbasag

[Passive Verb:]
basagan

[Examples:]
1) Basag ang salamin. (The mirror is broken.) 2) Huwag kang malikot at baka ka makabasag ng pinggan. (Don't be rough or you might break some china.) 3) Baka basagin ng bata ang plorera. (The child might break the flower vase.)

 1) broken (adj) 2) to break china, glassware or earthenware accidentally; to be able to break (verb) 3) to break glassware, china, earthenware; to crack; to break repeatedly (verb)

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