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Tagalog English
klase (noun) class, kind
lagok

[Active Verb:]
lumagok

[Passive Verb:]
linagok

[Examples:]
1) Lumagok siya ng labindalawang basong tubig. (He gulped a dozen glasses of water.) 2) Linagok niya ang isang galon ng tubig. (He gulped a gallon of water.)

 (verb) to gulp
lagpak2

[Active Verb:]
maglagpak

[Passive Verb:]
ilagpak

[Examples:]
1) Siya kilalang guro na mahilig maglagpak ng estudyante. (She is the teacher well-known for failing students.) 2) Ayaw niyang ilagpak ang estudyante sa kurso. (She does not want to fail the student in her class.)

 (verb) to fail, to drop
lamat (noun) slight crack, especially on glass
longganisa

[Notes:]
Spanishana ng tubig. (You dip a glass in a basin of water.) 2) Ilubog mo ang iyong ulo sa tubig. (Submerge your head under the water.)

 (noun) pork sausage
mumog1

[Active Verb:]
magmumog

[Passive Verb:]
mumugin

[Examples:]
1) Magmumog ka tuwing umaga pagkagising mo. (You should have a mouthwash every morning after you wake up.) 2) Mumugin mo ang tubig na may asin. (Gargle a glass of water with salt.)

 (verb) to gargle
mumog2

[Passive Verb:]
imumug

[Examples:]
Imumug mo ang tubig na may asin para gumaling ang iyong singaw. (Gargle a glass of water with salt to help heal your canker sore.)

 (verb) gargle
palit2

[Passive Verb:]
ipalit

[Examples:]
Ipalit mo itong baso sa nabasag na baso kanina. (Have this glass as a replacement to the glass that was broken earlier.)

 (verb) to change; to replace; to exchange; to cash a check
salamin (noun) mirror; looking-glass; eye glasses
sampal

[Active Verb:]
manampal

[Passive Verb:]
sampalin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang manampal ng tao. (You should not slap people.) 2) Sampalin mo ng batang natutulog sa klase. (Slap the student sleeping in the class.)

 (verb) to slap on the face

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