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Tagalog English
sugapa (adj) inveterate drunkard who reels around habitually when drunk
gapos2 (adj) manacled
gapos1 (noun) manacle; rope tied around arms or hands
tanggapan (noun) office
taga-tanggap (noun) receiver
gapang1

[Active Verb:]
gumapang

[Examples:]
Gumapang si Jose pabalik sa sala. (Jose crawled back to the living room.)

 (verb) to crawl, to creep
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
gapang2

[Active Verb:]
manggapang

[Passive Verb:]
gapangin

[Examples:]
1) Manggapang ka prutas sa puno. (You get some fruits on the tree.) 2) Gapangin mo ang prutas sa puno. (Get the fruit from the tree.)

 (verb) to get or obtain something
sagap1

[Active Verb:]
makasagap

[Examples:]
Umakyat ka sa bundok kung gusto mong makasagap ng sariwang hangin. (You go up the mountain if you want to inhale some fresh air.)

 (verb) to inhale something; figuratively, to pick up a rumor unintentionally
sagap2

[Active Verb:]
masagap

[Examples:]
Hindi niya akalain na may masasagap siyang tsismis sa party ni Maria. (She did not think that she will be able to pick up some rumor in the party of Maria.)

 (verb) to inhale something; to pick up a rumor unintentionally

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