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Tagalog English
buhos1

[Active Verb:]
magbuhos

[Passive Verb:]
buhusan

[Examples:]
1) Bumuhos ang malakas na ulan. (The heavy rain poured.) 2) Ibuhos mo ang tubig sa ulo niya. (Pour the water on his head.)

 1) to pour -- BUMUHOS (verb) 2) to pour something -- MAGBUHOS, IBUHOS (verb)
dikta

[Active Verb:]
magdikta

[Passive Verb:]
idikta

[Examples:]
1) Magdikta ka ng pagsusulit sa mga estudyante. (You give a dictation exam to the students.) 2) Idikta mo sa kalihim ang kautusan. (Dicatate the memorandum to the secretary.)

 (verb) to dictate
hilamos

[Active Verb:]
maghilamos

[Passive Verb:]
hilamusan

[Examples:]
1) Maghilamos ka pagkagising. (You wash your face after waking up.) 2) Hilamusan mo ang iyong mukha. (Wash your face.)

 (verb) to wash one's face
igib2

[Active Verb:]
mag-igib

[Passive Verb:]
igibin

[Examples:]
1) Inutusan niyang mag-igib ng tubig si Pedro. (He asked Pedro to fetch some water.) 2) Igibin mo ang tubig mula sa poso. (Fetch the water from the fire hydrant.)

 (verb) to fetch water, to carry water to a place
irap1

[Active Verb:]
umirap

[Examples:]
Umirap siya ng utusan ko. (She gave me a sullen glance after I asked her to do something for me.)

 (verb) to give a sullen glance
katapusan (noun) end, conclusion
kusang-loob (adj) voluntary
kutos

[Active Verb:]
mangutos

[Passive Verb:]
kutusan

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang makulit, baka ka kutusan ni Keith. (Don't be so annoying or Keith will give you a knuckle on the head.) 2) Gusto ni Sheila mangutos ng makulit na bata. (It pleases Sheila to give a knuckle on the head to annoying kids.)

 (verb) to give a knuckle blow on the head
lagusan (noun) mountain pass
laksa

[Notes:]
Sanskrit

 (noun) ten thousand

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