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Tagalog English
hanip (noun) chicken flea
hinang

[Active Verb:]
maghinang

[Passive Verb:]
hinangin

[Examples:]
1) Maghinang ka ng sirang kotse. (You solder a broken car.) 2) Hinangin natin ang sirang kotse. (Let's solder a broken car.)

 (verb) to solder, to weld
hinayang (noun) (rw. SAYANG) feeling of regret for not having utilized something or not having taken advantage of the situation (noun) /pang--/ (panghihinayang) regret
humpak (adj) hollow, sunken, depressed
ihaw

[Active Verb:]
mag-ihaw

[Passive Verb:]
ihawin

[Examples:]
1) Mag-ihaw ka ng manok para sa ating hapunan. (You broil some chicken for our dinner.) 2) Ihawin mo ang manok para sa ating hapunan. (Broil the chicken for our dinner.)

 (verb) to broil, to roast
kahig

[Active Verb:]
kumahig

[Passive Verb:]
kahigin

[Examples:]
1) Kumahig ng lupa ang manok. (The chicken scratched the ground.) 2) Kahigin mo ang mga dahong nahulog sa lupa. (Rake the leaves off the ground.)

 1) scratching off a loose surface, as soil scratched off by chickens (noun) 2) to scratch off (verb)
katay

[Active Verb:]
magkatay

[Passive Verb:]
katayin

[Examples:]
1) Magkatay ka ng manok para sa fiesta. (Slaughter some chicken for the fiesta.) 2) Katayin mo na ang baka. (Slaughter the cow now.)

 (verb) to butcher, to cut into slices, especially meat, to slaughter
kendi (noun) candy
kumpuni

[Active Verb:]
magkumpuni

[Passive Verb:]
kumpunihin

[Examples:]
1) Gusto niyang magkumpuni ng sirang sapatos. (He wants to repair broken shoes.) 2) Kumpunihin mo ang sirang sapatos. (Repair the broken shoes.)

 (verb) to repair, alter (as in clothes), to mend
labuyo (noun) wild chicken; jungle fowl (noun) chili pepper

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