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Tagalog English
agap

[Active Verb:]
umagap

[Passive Verb:]
agapan

[Examples:]
1) Maagap si Basilio sa pagdating sa trabaho. (Basilio is punctual at work.) 2) Agapan mo ang mga sariwang gulay sa palengke. (Get to the market early to get the fresh vegetables.) 3) Inagapan niya ang mga sariwang isda sa palengke kaninang madaling araw.

 1) promptness, quickness (noun) 2) prompt, punctual, quick (adj) 3) to anticipate, to watch for something, to make sure that one gets it, take advantage of something by being early or prompt
ahon1

[Active Verb:]
mag-ahon

[Passive Verb:]
iahon

[Examples:]
1) Iahon mo ang bata sa tubig. (Pull the child out of the water.) 2) Umahon na tayo. (Let's get out of the water.) 3) Inahon nila ang lumubog na banka sa dagat. (They took the sunken boat out of the sea.)

 1) to take something out of the water 2) to get out of the water
ahon2

[Active Verb:]
umahon

[Examples:]
1) Iahon mo ang bata sa tubig. (Pull the child out of the water.) 2) Umahon na tayo. (Let's get out of the water.) 3) Inahon nila ang lumubog na banka sa dagat. (They took the sunken boat out of the sea.)

 1) to take something out of the water 2) to get out of the water
akma1

[Active Verb:]
mag-akma

[Passive Verb:]
iakma

[Examples:]
1) Iakma mo ang baril. (Aim the gun.) 2) Umakma siya. (He got ready [to do something].)

 1) to set something (passive verb) 2) to get ready to do something, to be properly fitted (active verb)
akma2

[Active Verb:]
umakma

[Examples:]
1) Iakma mo ang baril. (Aim the gun.) 2) Umakma siya. (He got ready [to do something].)

 1) to set something (passive verb) 2) to get ready to do something, to be properly fitted (active verb)
asawa

[Active Verb:]
mag-asawa

[Examples:]
1) Si Aling Nena ang asawa ni Mang Pandoy. (Aling Nena is the wife of Mang Pandoy.) 2) Gusto na ni Pedro na mag-asawa. (Pedro already wants to get married.) 3) Sila ay mag-asawa. (They are a couple.)

 1) wife/husband, spouse (term of reference) 2) to get married (verb) 3) a couple (adjective)
bale

[Active Verb:]
bumale

[Examples:]
Bumale ako dahil sa kapos ako ngayon. ( I got cash advance because I am broke now.)

[Notes:]
Spanish word

 1) value; used commonly in such expressions as HINDI BALE (it's alright, never mind), BALE WALA (of no value) 2) promissory note (noun) 3) to get cash advance (verb)
bawi1

[Active Verb:]
mambawi

[Passive Verb:]
bawian

[Examples:]
1) Bumawi ka na lang sa susunod. (Just make up for it the next time.) 2) Nais niyang bawiin ang singsing na ibinigay niya sa akin. (He wants to get back the ring he gave me.)

 1) recovery, retraction (noun) 2) to recover (verb) 3) to get back what was given away (verb)
bawi2

[Active Verb:]
bumawi

[Passive Verb:]
bawiin

[Examples:]
1) Bumawi ka na lang sa susunod. (Just make up for it the next time.) 2) Nais niyang bawiin ang singsing na ibinigay niya sa akin. (He wants to get back the ring he gave me.)

 1) recovery, retraction (noun) 2) to recover (verb) 3) to get back what was given away (verb)
dikit2

[Active Verb:]
dumikit

[Examples:]
Dumikit ang papel sa dingding. (The paper got stuck on the wall.)

 (verb) to stick, to adhere, to get stuck

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