Meaning of "init"

init •

n.
• • heat, warmth, high temperature

adj.
• • mainit (ma-) hot, warm

v.
• • mag-init, initin (mag-:-in) to heat (something). Nag-init si Marta ng tubig para pampaligo. Marta is heating water for bathing.

adj.
• • init (ang ulo), mainit (ma-) short-tempered

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warmth

n.
• • 1. a being warm: init, kainitan
  • 2. a lively feeling: sigla, kasiglahan

dead

adj.
• • 1. lifeless: patay
  • 2. without force, power, spirit: walang init, walang sigla

n.
• • 1. the dead, dead people: ang mga patay
  • 2. stillness, quiet: katahimikan

heat

n.
• • 1. hotness, warmth: init
  • 2. hot weather: init
  • 3. intensity of feeling, excitement: silakbo, siklab, init, kainitan
  • 4. intensity of violence: sidhi, kasidhian, init, kainitan

v.
• • 1. to make warm or hot: magpainit, painitin, iinit
  • 2. to become warm or hot: uminit

season

n.
• • 1. one of the four periods of the year: Spring: tagasibol. Summer or hot season: tag-init, tag-araw. Rainy season: tag-ulan. Winter: taglamig, tagginaw
  • 2. any period of time marked by something special: panahon
  • 3. suitable or fit time: kapanahunan, panahon

v.
• • 1. to improve the flavor of: magtimpla, timplahan, magrikado, rikaduhan
  • 2. to accustom, make used to: sumanay, sanayin
  • 3. in season and out of season: hindi panahon, wala sa panahon

temper

n.
• • 1. a state of mind, disposition, condition: kalooban, ugali, pag-uugali
  • 2. an angry state of mind: init (kainitan) ng ulo, galit, pagkagalit
  • 3. a calm state of mind: hinahon, kahinahunan, pagpipigil
  • 4. the hardness, toughness, etc., of a mixture: timpla, timplada

v.
• • 1. to moderate, soften: magpahinahon, pahinahunin, magpalamig, palamigin, lamigan, magpahina, pahinain, magpigil, pigilan, pigilin
  • 2. to soften by adding something: maghalo, haluan, magsama, samahan, maglakip, lakipan
  • 3. to bring to a proper or desired condition by mixing or preparing: maghalo, haluan, magtimpla, timplahan

summer

n.
• • the warmest season of the year: tag-araw, tag-araw, tag-init, tag-init

v.
• • to spend the summer: magparaan ng tag-araw (tag-init), paraanin ang tag-araw (tag-init)

sun

n.
• • 1. the brightest object in the sky: araw
  • 2. any heavenly body like the sun: araw
  • 3. the light and warmth of the sun: ang sikat (liwanag) at init ng araw

v.
• • to put in the light and warmth of the sun: magpa-araw, paarawan, magpainit (painitin, painitan) sa araw, magbilad (ibilad) sa araw

weather

n.
• • 1. the condition of the air: panahon
  • 2. climate: klima

v.
• • 1. to expose to the weather: malantad (ilantad) sa init, araw, lamig, ulan o hangin
  • 2. to go or come through safely: maligtasan, makaligtas

adj.
• • towards or against the wind: pasalunga sa hangin

paypay

n.
• • fan [var. pamaypay] magpaypay, ipaypay, paypayan (mag-:i-,-an)

v.
• • to fan, to wave as to produce wind. Nagpapaypay ang babae dahil sa init. The woman is fanning (herself) because of the heat. paypay

n.
• • shoulder (Boston butt)

uhaw

n.
• • thirst

v.
• • mauhaw (ma-) to become thirsty. Nauhaw ako sa init ng panahon. The hot weather made me thirsty. uhawin (-in)

v.
• • to be thirsty

hilo

adj.
• • dizzy mahilo (ma-)

v.
• • to become dizzy, to become confused. Nahilo ang babae sa init. The woman became dizzy because of the heat.

hubad

adj.
• • naked, undressed from the waist up, not in possession of

v.
• • maghubad, hubarin (mag-:-in) to undress, to have nothing from the waist up. Naghubad siya dahil sa init. He undressed because of the heat. Hubarin mo ang kamiseta mo. Take off your undershirt.