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Tagalog English
lamay see lamay1 see lamay2
lamay1 (noun) funeral wake; vigil
lamay2

[Active Verb:]
maglamay

[Passive Verb:]
lamayin

[Examples:]
1) Maglamay tayo sa burol ng ama ni Nena. (Let us keep vigil in the wake of Nena's father.)

 (verb) to keep vigil; to stay awake all night
lilis

[Active Verb:]
maglilis

[Passive Verb:]
ililis

[Examples:]
1) Maglilis ka ng iyong pantalon bago ka lumusong sa tubig. (You should roll up your pants before you dip into the water.) 2) Ililis mo ang iyong manggas bago ka maghugas ng kamay mo. (Roll up your sleeves before you wash your hands.)

 (verb) to pull up the skirt or trousers; to roll up the sleeves
litaw2

[Active Verb:]
maglitaw

[Passive Verb:]
ilitaw

[Examples:]
1) Maglitaw kaya siya ng pagkain mamayang gabi? (Will she bring out some food tonight?) 2) Ilitaw mo na ang pagkain. (Bring out the food now.)

 (verb) to bring out
luto2

[Active Verb:]
magluto

[Passive Verb:]
lutuin

[Examples:]
1) Magluto tayo ng pansit mamaya. (Let us cook noodles later.) 2) Lutuin mo ang pansit mamaya. (Cook the noodles later.)

 (verb) to cook
mamamayan (noun) citizen
mamaya (adv) after a while; soon; later on, as in MAMAYANG GABI, 'later this evening'
misa2

[Active Verb:]
magmisa

[Examples:]
Baka magmisa ang Cardinal mamayang gabi para kay Imelda. (The Cardinal might say mass tonight for Imelda.)

 (verb) to say mass
panood

[Active Verb:]
manood

[Passive Verb:]
panoorin

[Examples:]
1) Manood tayo ng sine mamaya. (Let us watch a movie later.) 2) Panoorin natin ang pelikula ni John Travolta. (Let's watch John Travolta's movie.)

 (verb) to go and see

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