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Tagalog English
bangga1

[Active Verb:]
mabangga

[Passive Verb:]
ibangga

[Examples:]
1) Bumangga ang kotse sa pader. (The car ran into a stone wall.) 2) Baka mabangga ang kotse sa pader. (The car might run against the stone wall.) 3) Huwag mong ibangga ang kotse sa pader. (Don't run the car against the stone wall.) 4) Huwag kang mangbangg

 1) to hit something, to collide with something -- BUMANGGA (verb) 2) to hit, to collide against accidentally, to bump into -- MABANGGA (verb) 3) to ram an object against something, to collide against something -- MAGBANGGA, IBANGGA, BANGGAIN (verb) 4) to
bangga2

[Active Verb:]
bumangga

[Passive Verb:]
banggain

[Examples:]
1) Bumangga ang kotse sa pader. (The car ran into a stone wall.) 2) Baka mabangga ang kotse sa pader. (The car might run against the stone wall.) 3) Huwag mong ibangga ang kotse sa pader. (Don't run the car against the stone wall.) 4) Huwag kang mangbangg

 1) to hit something, to collide with something -- BUMANGGA (verb) 2) to hit, to collide against accidentally, to bump into -- MABANGGA (verb) 3) to ram an object against something, to collide against something -- MAGBANGGA, IBANGGA, BANGGAIN (verb) 4) to
bangkero

[Notes:]
Spanish word

 (noun) boatman, banker, dealer and/or payer in gambling (shortened to BANGKA, colloquially).
basurero

[L2 Definition:]
(r.w.) basura

 (noun) garbageman; garbage collector
Bikolano (noun) a person from the Bicol region (southern provinces in Luzon island); Bikolana (female)
gago

[L2 Definition:]
(var) gaga (female), hangal, tanga

 (adj) stupid, foolish (colloq); stuttering, stammering, pronouncing badly
ginaw

[Passive Verb:]
ginawin

[Examples:]
Magsuot ka ng dyaket at baka ka ginawin. (You should put on a jacket or you might feel cold.)

 1) cold, coldness, freezing temperature (noun) 2) /ma--/ (maginaw) cold, chilly, freezing (adj) 3) to become cold (verb) 4) /ma--/ to feel cold (verb)
guho

[Active Verb:]
gumuho

[Examples:]
Gumuho ang gusali matapos itong pasabugin. (The building collapsed after it was blasted.)

 (noun) /pag--/ (pagguho) collapse, cave-in, crumbling (verb) to collapse, to cave in, to crumble
hawa

[Active Verb:]
manghawa

[Passive Verb:]
hawahan

[Examples:]
1) Huwag mo kaming hawahan ng iyong sipon. (Don't infect us with your colds.) 2) Huwag kang manghawa ng iyong sakit. (Don't you infect others with your illness.)

 (noun) infection (adj) /nakaka--/ (nakakahawa) contagious (verb) to infect, to contaminate another, to stain
ho (particle) colloquial of PO

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