Meaning of "fold"

fold •

v.
• • 1. to bend or double over on itself: magtiklop, itiklop, tiklupin lupi, lupiin, maglupi, magtupi
  • 2. to fold ones arms: humalukipkip, maghalukipkip, ihalukipkip
  • 3. to close (as an umbrella): magsara, isara
  • 4. to wrap: magbalot, balutin

n.
• • 1. a layer of something folded: tiklop, lupi, tupi
  • 2. the pleats of a dress: pileges

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wind

v.
• • 1. to move this way and that, go in a crooked way, change direction, turn: magpaliku-liko, paliku-likuin
  • 2. to twist or turn around something: magpulupot, ipulupot (transitive verb), pumulupot (intransitive verb), puluputan, magpilipit, pumilipit, ipilipit, pilipitin, pilipitan
  • 3. to roll into a ball or on a spool, etc.: mag-ikid, ikirin, iikid, magkidkid, ikidkid, kidkirin, magbilibid, ibilibid, maglikaw, ilikaw
  • 4. to fold, wrap, or place about something: magbalot, mabalot, balutin, ibalot
  • 5. to fold the arms around something: yumakap, yakapin, iyakap
  • 6. to make a clock go by turning some part of it: magsusi, susian, magkuwerdas, kuwerdasan
  • 7. to wind up sometimes means to end, settle, conclude: magwakas, wakasan, tumapos, magtapos, tapusin

n.
• • 1. a bend, a turn: kurba, kurbada, liko
  • 2. a twist: pulupot, pilipit

n.
• • moving air: hangin

wrap

v.
• • 1. to wind or fold round as a covering: magbalot, ibalot, magbalabal, ibalabal
  • 2. to cover by winding or folding something around : bumalot, balutin
  • 3. to cover and tie up or fasten: magbalot, balutin

n.
• • 1. an outer covering: balabal, abrigo
  • 2. a wrap or covering for the head: kulubong, talukbong, bandana
  • 3. wrapped up in sometimes means devoted to, thinking chiefly of: haling na haling, abalang-abala

embrace

v.
• • to fold in the arms to show love: yumakap, yakapin, yumapos, yapusin

cease

n.
• • 1. wrinkle: lukot
  • 2. a line or mark made by folding: marka ng lupi (tupi)
  • 3. the line or fold made in trousers by ironing: piston

v.
• • to become crumpled: malukot, makusot, magusot

hem

n.
• • the edge or border of a piece of cloth: lupi, tupi

v.
• • to fold back and stitch down the edge: maglupi, ilupi, lupian

double

adj.
• • 1. twice as great, as large or as strong, etc.: ibayo, doble
  • 2. two: dalawa
  • 3. just like another: katulad, kapareho,
  • 4. substitute: panghalili, pamalit

v.
• • 1. to fold over: magsuson, pagsusunin
  • 2. to make twice as great: magdoble, doblihin, pagdoblihin, pag-ibayuhin, ibayuhin

arm

n.
• • 1. the part of a persons body: bisig, braso
  • 2. arm twisted or crooked: pingkaw, komang
  • 3. to fold the arms: maghalukipkip (ng kamay), ihalukipkip (ng kamay) arms

n.
• • weapons: mga armas, mga sandata

pleat

n.
• • a flat, usually narrow fold made in cloth by doubling it on itself: pileges

v.
• • to fold or arrange in pleats: magpileges, pilegesan

plait

n.
• • 1. a braid: tirintas
  • 2. a flat, usually narrow fold made in cloth by doubling it on itself, a pleat: pileges

v.
• • 1. to braid: magtirintas, tirintasin
  • 2. to fold or arrange in plaits: magpileges, pilegesan, ipileges

pilegas

n.
• • pleats, fold, plait

tiklop

n.
• • fold

v.
• • tumiklop (-um-) to fold magtiklop, tiklupin (mag-:-in)

v.
• • to fold. Tiklupin mo ang mga kumot. Fold the blankets.

tupi

n.
• • fold, plait

lupi

n.
• • fold, folding [syn. tupi', tiklop] nakalupi' (naka-)

adj.
• • folded