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Tagalog English
lugay (adj) /naka--/ hanging loosely or freely (said of long hair)
hiwa1

[Active Verb:]
humiwa

[Passive Verb:]
hiwain

[Examples:]
1) Humiwa ka ng isang pirasong hamon. (You cut a slice of ham.) 2) Hiwain mo ang hamon. (Slice the ham.)

 (noun) a slice (verb) to cut with a blade or a knife
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
hawa

[Active Verb:]
manghawa

[Passive Verb:]
hawahan

[Examples:]
1) Huwag mo kaming hawahan ng iyong sipon. (Don't infect us with your colds.) 2) Huwag kang manghawa ng iyong sakit. (Don't you infect others with your illness.)

 (noun) infection (adj) /nakaka--/ (nakakahawa) contagious (verb) to infect, to contaminate another, to stain
huling habilin (noun) last will of a dying person
laktaw

[Active Verb:]
lumaktaw

[Passive Verb:]
laktawan

[Examples:]
1) Lumaktaw siya ng ilang hakbang papanik sa hagdanan. (He skipped several steps going up the stairs.) 2) Huwag mong laktawan ang ilang bilang sa pagsusulit. (Don't skip some numbers in the examination.)

 (noun) omission of step after making several consecutive ones (verb) to skip or omit a few steps in a series supposed to be done consecutively
sukob2

[Active Verb:]
magsukob

[Passive Verb:]
isukob

[Examples:]
1) Magsukob kayo dito sa aming bahay habang malakas ang ulan. (You should all seek shelter here in our house while it is raining hard.) 2) Isukob natin sila dito sa ating bahay. (Let us give them shelter in our house.)

 (verb) to allow to share a cover or shelter
liyab2

[Active Verb:]
lumiyab

[Examples:]
Lumiyab ang tangke ng langis matapos itong hagisan ng nakasinding sigarilyo. (The oil tank went ablaze after someone threw a lighted cigarette on it.)

 (verb) to blaze; to flare up
ihaw

[Active Verb:]
mag-ihaw

[Passive Verb:]
ihawin

[Examples:]
1) Mag-ihaw ka ng manok para sa ating hapunan. (You broil some chicken for our dinner.) 2) Ihawin mo ang manok para sa ating hapunan. (Broil the chicken for our dinner.)

 (verb) to broil, to roast
umpog3

[Passive Verb:]
iumpog

 (verb) to bump another's head against something hard

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