Meaning of "lot"

lot •

n.
• • 1. a plot of ground: lote
  • 2. a portion or part: bahagi, parte
  • 3. a great many (used in common talk): marami, napakarami

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thanks

n.
• • 1. meaning "I thank you": salamat (po), many thanks (Thanks a lot): maraming salamat (po)
  • 2. the act of thanking, expression of gratitude: pasasalamat
  • 3. feeling grateful for, gratitude: pagkilala (pagtanaw)ng utang na loob
  • 4. thanks to, owing to or because of: salamat sa, dahil sa

pack

n.
• • 1. a bundle: balutan, basta
  • 2. a packet, parcel: pakete, balot
  • 3. a small packet: kaha
  • 4. lot, a number together: bunton, tambak, barkada, kawan, pangkat, katerba
  • 5. a complete set of playing cards: baraha

v.
• • 1. to put together in a bundle, box, etc.: mag-impake, impakihin, magbasta, bastain
  • 2. to fill with things: magpuno, punuin
  • 3. to press or crowd closely together: magsiksik, isiksik, siksikan, siksikin
  • 4. to wrap things together: magbalot, balutin
  • 5. to pack things in boxes: magkahon, ikahon
  • 6. to pack things in cans or tins: magsalata, isalata

nakaw

v.
• • magnakaw (mag-:-in) to steal, to pilfer. Nagnakaw siya ng maraming salapi. He stole a lot of money.

dakot

v.
• • dumakot, dakutin (-um-:in) to grasp a handful. Dumakot ka ng kaunti. Grasp a handful. mandakot (man-)

v.
• • to grasp something. Nandakot siya ng maraming salapi. He grabbed a lot of money.

bungisngis

n.
• • one who giggles a lot

sular

Sp n.
• • small fenced lot with plants and trees, usually surrounding a residence

bola

Sp n.
• • ball mambola, bolahin (mang-:-in)

v.
• • to flatter, to jest, to put someone on. Nambola siya ng husto. He flattered (someone) a lot.

bili

v.
• • bumili, bilhin, bilhan (-um-:-in:an) to buy, to purchase. Bumili ng bahay si Gng. Cruz. Mrs. Cruz bought a house. magbili, ipagbili (mag-:ipag-)

v.
• • to sell. Ipinagbili nila ang kanilang lupa at bahay. They sold their house and lot.

anyaya

n.
• • invitation mag-anyaya, anyayahan (mag-:an)

v.
• • to invite. Nag-anyaya ako ng maraming bisita. I invited a lot of visitors.

busog

adj.
• • full, satiated

v.
• • mabusog (ma-) to be full, satisfied, satiated (from eating). Nabusog ako sa dami nang inihanda mo. Iwas full because you served a lot of food.

kita

n.
• • earnings, salary, wage

v.
• • kumita, kitain (-um-:-in) to earn. Kumita siya ng malaki sa kompanya. He earned a lot at the company.

v.
• • magkita (mag-) to meet, to see each other, to find. Nagkita sila sa sine. They saw each other at the movie.

gugol

v.
• • gumugol; gugulin (-um:-in) to spend, to appropriate. Gumugol ako ng malaki sa aking bakasyon. I spent a lot in my vacation. maggugol; igugol (mag-:i)

n.
• • to spend, to appropriate (something)

ingay

n.
• • noise, sound

adj.
• • maingay (ma-) noisy

v.
• • umingay (-um-) to become noisy. Umingay ang kuwarto. The room became noisy.

v.
• • mag-ingay (mag-) to create noise. Nag-ingay sila sa kalye. They made a lot of noise in the street.

kain

n.
• • pagkain (pag-) food, act of eating

v.
• • kumain, kainin (-um-:-in) to eat. Kumain siya nang marami. She ate a lot.

v.
• • mangain (mang-) to eat. Nangain ng tao ang leon. The lion ate the people.