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Tagalog English
abubot (noun) knickknacks carried around
balisong (noun) fan knife made in Batangas, a Tagalog province south of Manila
duro2

[Active Verb:]
magduro

[Passive Verb:]
iduro

[Examples:]
1) Magduro ka ng bola at gamitin mo ang pako. (You pierce the ball using a nail.) 2) Iduro mo ang kutsilyo sa pakwan. (Pierce the watermelon with a knife.)

 (verb) to pierce, to prick, penetrate something with a pointed instrument
gulok (noun) bolo, large knife, machete
hasa

[Active Verb:]
maghasa

[Passive Verb:]
hasain

[Examples:]
1) Maghasa ka ng kutsilyo. (You sharpen the knife.) 2) Hasain ang kutsilyo. (Sharpen the knife.)

 (verb) to sharpen
hiwa1

[Active Verb:]
humiwa

[Passive Verb:]
hiwain

[Examples:]
1) Humiwa ka ng isang pirasong hamon. (You cut a slice of ham.) 2) Hiwain mo ang hamon. (Slice the ham.)

 (noun) a slice (verb) to cut with a blade or a knife
hiwa2

[Active Verb:]
maghiwa

[Examples:]
Maghiwa ka ng gulay para sa ating lutuin. (You cut the vegetables for our recipe.)

 (verb) to cut with a blade or knife, to slice
hiwa3

[Active Verb:]
manghiwa

[Passive Verb:]
hiwain

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang manghiwa ng iyong hita. (You should not cut your thigh.) 2) Huwag mong hiwain ang iyong tenga! (Don't cut your ears!)

 (verb) to cut deliberately with a blade or knife
itak (noun) bolo, large knife, cutlass, kitchen knife
kubyertos

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) table silver (spoon, fork, knife); a meal, as a unit or order in a restaurant, different from short orders

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