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Tagalog English
labas2

[Active Verb:]
maglabas

[Passive Verb:]
ilabas

[Examples:]
1) Maglabas ka ng makakain para sa mga bisita. (You bring out some some food for our visitors.) 20 Ilabas mo ang mga pagkain para sa mga bisita. (Bring out the food for the visitors.)

 (verb) to take out something; to put out something, to withdraw (money)
lakad2

[Active Verb:]
lumakad

[Examples:]
Lumakad ka ng mabilis. (You walk fast.)

 (verb) to walk, to leave on a trip, to set out for
lakad5

[Passive Verb:]
makalakad

[Examples:]
Nang maputol ang paa niya, hindi na siya makalakad. (When his feet were amputated he could not walk anymore.)

 (verb) to be able to walk
lapit3

[Active Verb:]
maglapit

[Passive Verb:]
ilapit

[Examples:]
1) Maglapit kayong dalawa para makaupo ang iba sa loob ng jeepney. (You should get closer to each other so that other people could sit in the jeepney.) 2) Ilapit mo dito ang asukal. (Bring the sugar closer here.)

 (verb) to assume positions near each other; to take something close to someone
ligta

[Active Verb:]
makaligta

 (verb) to omit or neglect inadvertently
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
maka-- (pref) a verb prefix meaning ability, permission, or opportunity to act; an adjective prefix meaning 'for' or 'in favor of', as in MAKA-RIZAL, 'for Rizal'
makahiya (noun) mimosa pudica
makapag-- (pref) a verb prefix meaning to have the chance or opportunity to do
makapuno (noun) freak coconut full of soft meat

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