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Tagalog English
komadre

[L2 Definition:]
(var) kumadre

 (noun) lady sponsor in baptism, confirmation or matrimony of one's child
kumadre

[L2 Definition:]
(var) kumare

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) lady sponsor in a baptism, confirmation or wedding
kumare

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) derived from Spanish word COMADRE, a reciprocal appellation for the godmother or for the child's mother. KUMPARE (masculiine form).
luwa3

[Active Verb:]
magluwa

[Passive Verb:]
iluwa

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang magluwa ng pagkain sa harap ng mga taong kumakain. (You should not spit out your food infront of other people who are eating.) 2) Iluwa mo ang maasim na mangga. (Spit out the sour mango.)

 (verb) to belch out; to spit out
mangga

[Examples:]
Kumain ng matamis na mangga si Eva. (Eva ate a sweet mango.)

 (noun) mango
ng1

[Examples:]
Actor:KINAIN NG BATA ANG KENDI. The child ate the candy. Goal: KUMAIN ANG BATA NG KENDI. The candy was eaten by the child.

 (mkr) non-focus marking particle of actor or goal complements or noun phrases
ngatngat

[Active Verb:]
ngumatngat

[Passive Verb:]
ngatngatin

[Examples:]
1) Ngumatngat siya ng konting mais bago siya kumain ng hapunan. (He nibbled at some corn before he had his dinner.) 2) Huwag mong ngatngatin ang iyong kuko. (Don't nibble your nails.)

 (verb) to nibble; to gnaw
pare2

[Notes:]
derived from KUMPARE or COMPADRE; the feminine form is MARE, derived from KUMARE

 (noun) appellation for a male friend; appellation sometimes used to address a man whose name one does not know

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