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Tagalog English
hubad

[Active Verb:]
maghubad

[Passive Verb:]
hubarin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang maghubad ng kamiseta dahil malamig sa labas. (You should not take off your shirt because it is cold outside.) 2) Hubarin mo ang kamiseta mo. (Take off your shirt.)

 (adj) naked, undressed from the waist up, not in possession of (verb) to undress, to have nothing on from the waist up
pitis (adj) tight-fitting (clothes, dresses)
pa2

[Notes:]
expresses the immaturity or continuance of a situation and stands in contrast with NA, as MABUTI PA, better yet; BASA PA ANG DAMIT, the clothes are still wet.

 (adv) more; yet; still
ma--

[L2 Definition:]
MA-- derivatives occasionally occur with absolute instead of conjunctive complementsNotes: term of reference

 (affix) indicates the possessor of a quality
at

[Examples:]
(at + baka) = lest; (at + nang) = so that; (at + baga naman) = although; (at + iba pa) = etcetera, and so forth

[Notes:]
atbp. (short for at iba pa) = etc. (etcetera)

 (conj) and; connects words, phrases, entire sentences of equal syntactic rank
palibhasa

[L2 Definition:]
(var) PALIBASA

 (conj) expresses what follows is stated as a reason (parallel to HALIMBAWA)
nang1 (conj) when (past reference); so that (usually with AT); in order that (usually with AT), as MAG-ARAL KA AT NANG MAKAPASA KA, You study so that you will pass (your courses).
naman4

[Notes:]
expresses transition to another subject, hence also mild contrast, as HABANG SI JUANA AY NAGLULUTO, SI JUAN NAMAN AY NAGLILINIS NG BAHAY, while Juana is cooking, Juan cleans the house; ANO KA BA NAMANG TAO? What sort of person are you, anyway?

 (id) usually emphasizing the fact or the feeling involved in the expression
ng1

[Examples:]
Actor:KINAIN NG BATA ANG KENDI. The child ate the candy. Goal: KUMAIN ANG BATA NG KENDI. The candy was eaten by the child.

 (mkr) non-focus marking particle of actor or goal complements or noun phrases
narses (noun) /pag--/ (PAGNANARSES) nursing (as a career or profession)

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