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Tagalog English
bunton

[Active Verb:]
bumunton

[Passive Verb:]
ibunton

[Examples:]
1) Bumunton ang basura sa bangketa. (The garbage piled up on the streetwalk.) 2) Ibunton mo ang maruming damit sa batya. (Pile the dirty laundry on the wash basin.)

 1) heap, pile (noun) 2) to pile up, to crowd in -- BUMUNTON (verb) 3) to put into a pile, to put in a heap or mound -- MAGBUNTON, IBUNTON (verb)
daga (noun) rat, mouse
duldol

[Passive Verb:]
iduldol

[Examples:]
Huwag mong iduldol ang lapis sa aking mata. (Don't shove the pencil infront of my eyes.)

 (verb) to shove or thrust (something) with force into another, as pen into ink bottle, food into mouth, or like action
garapon

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) large, wide-mouthed jar or decanter
hango1

[Active Verb:]
humango

[Examples:]
Humango siya ng ilang mais mula sa basket. (He appropriated some maize from the basket.)

 (verb) to appropriate a certain amount of goods
hihip

[Active Verb:]
humihip

[Passive Verb:]
hipan

[L2 Definition:]
(var) ihip

[Examples:]
1) Humihip ang hangin ng malakas. (The wind blew hard.) 2) Hipan mo ang kandila. (Blow out the candle.)

 (noun) blowing (as of wind from mouth) (verb) to blow (as of the wind or from the mouth) -- humihip (verb) to blow on something -- hipan
Igorote

[L2 Definition:]
(var) Igurot

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun/adj) Igorot, a mountain tribe in northern Philippines
kalaguyo

[L2 Definition:]
(rw) laguyo

 (noun) intimate friend, paramour, concubine, mistress
kerida

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) babai

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) paramour, mistress
kilala1

[Active Verb:]
makilala

[Examples:]
Magkakilala silang dalawa. (They happen to know each other.)

 1) famous, well-known; acquainted with another (adj) 2) to happen to know, to happen to meet, to become acquainted (verb)

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