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Tagalog Translator *Online*

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Tagalog English
lipat1

[Active Verb:]
lumipat

[Examples:]
Lumipat na ba kayo sa inyong bagong bahay? (Did you already move to your new house?)

 (verb) to transfer; to move to another place
lipat2

[Active Verb:]
maglipat

[Passive Verb:]
ilipat

[Examples:]
1) Tulungan natin maglipat sina Sheila at Rhoda ng gamit. (Let us help Sheila and Rhoda move their things.) 2) Ilipat mo sa ibang tasa ang sabaw. (Transfer the soup to another bowl.)

 (verb) to transfer (something); to move (something) to another place
lola

[Notes:]
term of address and reference

 (noun) grandmother
lolo

[Notes:]
term of address and reference

 (noun) grandfather
lunot (adj) softened; overripe (referring to fruits)
ma--

[L2 Definition:]
MA-- derivatives occasionally occur with absolute instead of conjunctive complementsNotes: term of reference

 (affix) indicates the possessor of a quality
malas2

[Passive Verb:]
malasin

[Examples:]
Huwag kang sumama sa kanya at baka ka malasin. (You should not go with her or you might suffer some bad luck.)

 (verb) to suffer bad luck
manugang

[Notes:]
term of reference

 (noun) daughter-in-law; son-in-law
maybahay

[Notes:]
term of reference

 (noun) wife
nakaw

[Active Verb:]
magnakaw

[Passive Verb:]
nakawin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag mong payagang magnakaw ng pera ang iyong mga anak. (You should not tolerate your kids' stealing money.) 2) Lagi kang mag-ingat upang huwag nakawin ang iyong bag. (Always be careful so your bag will not be stolen.)

 (verb) to steal; to pilfer

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