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Tagalog English
desgrasya

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) sakuna, aksidente (misfortune) (syn) kahihiyan, kasiraang puri (disgrace) (var) disgrasya

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) misfortune, disgrace
desgrasya

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) sakuna, aksidente (misfortune) (syn) kahihiyan, kasiraang puri (disgrace) (var) disgrasya

 (noun) misfortune, disgrace
gapas

[Active Verb:]
maggapas

[Passive Verb:]
gapasin

[Examples:]
1) Maggapas ka ng bukid ngayong linggo. (You mow the ricefield this week.) 2) Gapasin mo ang damo sa hardin. (Mow the grass in the garden.)

 (verb) to cut or mow (grass, rice stalk, or the like) with a scythe
gasgas

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) gastado

 (adj) worn out (by abrasion); worn out (by use)
haka (noun) guess, assumption (idiom) HAKA-HAKA - opinion, usually without basis (verb) MAGHAKA-HAKA - to form an opinion
hampas2

[Active Verb:]
manghampas

[Passive Verb:]
hampasin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang manghampas ng kapwa. (Don't you strike your neighbor.) 2) Gustong hampasin ng pulis ang magnanakaw. (The police wants to strike at the thief.)

 (verb) to strike something or somebody, to scourge
hikayat (noun) persuasion
hiwalay2

[Active Verb:]
maghiwalay

[Passive Verb:]
ihiwalay

[Examples:]
1) Maghiwalay ka ng pagkain para sa tatay. (You set aside some food for father.) 2) Ihiwalay mo ang maruming damit. (Sort out the dirty clothes.)

 (verb) to sort out, to set apart
kalas

[Active Verb:]
magkalas

[Passive Verb:]
kalasin

[Examples:]
1) Kumalas siya sa kaniyang barkada. (He broke away from his clique.) 2) Kalasin mo ang tinahi. (Rip apart what has been sewed.)

 1) to break away from, to untie, to unstitch -- KUMALAS (verb) 2) to rip apart -- MAGKALAS, KALASIN (verb)
kasi (conj) because

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