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Searching for "malay": 19 records

Tagalog English
alay2

[Active Verb:]
umalay

[Passive Verb:]
ialay

[Examples:]
1) Nagbigay siya ng alay sa simbahan. (He gave an offering to the church.) 2) Mag-alay ka ng bulaklak sa Birhen. (Offer flowers to the Virgin.) 3) Ialay mo ang iyong buhay sa Diyos. (Make your life an offering to God.)

 1) dedication, offering (noun) 2) to dedicate, to offer (verb)
dampi

[Notes:]
Malay

 (noun) light and gentle touch (as by the soft breeze on one's skin); light and gentle application of medication (as on wounds)
ganti

[Active Verb:]
gumanti

[Passive Verb:]
gantihan

[Examples:]
1) Gumanti si Imelda sa kagandahang loob ni Corazon. (Imelda repayed the good heartedness of Corazon.) 2) Nais gantihan ni Corazon ang kasamaan ni Imelda. (Corazon wanted to repay the meanness of Imelda.)

[Notes:]
Malay

 1) recompense, repayment (noun) 2) to repay (verb)
hakot

[Active Verb:]
humakot

[Passive Verb:]
hakutin

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) dala, karga

[Examples:]
1) Humakot ka ng mga libro. (You take the books you can carry.) 2) Hakutin mo ang mga libro. (Take the books which you can carry.)

[Notes:]
Malay

 (noun) load, loading (quantity) (verb) to take what one can carry
hilig

[Notes:]
Malay

 (noun) inclination, leaning position, propensity, tendency (adj) /ma--/ (mahilig) having the inclination or tendency to
hina1

[Active Verb:]
humina

[Examples:]
Humina ang kanyang katawan matapos siyang tumakbo ng malayo. (His body became weak after he ran a long distance.)

 (adj) /ma--/ (mahina) weak; lacking in strength (verb) to become weak
ingat

[Notes:]
Malay

 (noun) /pag--/ (pag-iingat) carefulness (adj) /ma--/ (maingat) careful
malay (noun) knowledge; consciousness; awareness
malay-tao (noun) consciousness
Maláyó!

[Expressions Category:]
Lean more about Travel.

 It is far!

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