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Searching for "awak": 11 records

Tagalog English
balintawak 1) (noun) a Filipino woman's costume featuring butterfly sleeves 2) (proper noun) a historical place north of Manila where the Philippine Revolution against Spain was led by national hero Andres Bonifacio
bayawak (noun) large lizard
bitiw1

[Active Verb:]
magbitiw

[Examples:]
1) Bumitiw siya sa aking pagkakahawak. (He released himself from my grip.) 2) Nais ng presidente na magbitiw sa kanyang katungkulan. (The president wants to resign from office.)

 1) to release one's hold or grip -- BUMITIW (verb) 2) to resign, to let go -- MAGBITIW (verb)
bitiw2

[Active Verb:]
bumitiw

[Passive Verb:]
bitiwan

[Examples:]
1) Bumitiw siya sa aking pagkakahawak. (He released himself from my grip.) 2) Nais ng presidente na magbitiw sa kanyang katungkulan. (The president wants to resign from office.)

 1) to release one's hold or grip -- BUMITIW (verb) 2) to resign, to let go -- MAGBITIW (verb)
gising1 (adj) awake
gising2

[Active Verb:]
gumising

[Examples:]
Gumising ka sa katotohanan. (You wake up and face the truth.)

 (verb) to wake up, to awaken
hawak see hawak1 see hawak2
hawak1

[Active Verb:]
humawak

[Passive Verb:]
hawakan

[Examples:]
1) Humawak ka sa akin. (You hold on to me.) 2) Hawakan mo ang aking kamay. (Grasp my hand.)

 (verb) to hold in hand; to grasp
hawak2

[Active Verb:]
maghawak

[Examples:]
Maghawak tayong dalawa. (Let's hold each other by the hand.)

 (verb) to hold each other by the hand.
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

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