bumaril (-um-) to shoot with a gun. Bumaril si Pedro. Pedro shot the gun.
v.
magbaril (mag-) to shoot oneself. Magbaril ka. (You) shoot. mamaril, barilin (mang-:-in) to shoot at something. Barilin mo ang ibon. Shoot the bird.
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hammer
n.
1. a tool with a metal head and a handle: martilyo
2. hammer of a gun: martilyo ng baril
v.
to drive, hit or work with a hammer: magmartilyo, martilyuhin, magpukpok (pukpukin, mapukpok) ng martilyo
revolver
n.
a pistol that can be fired several times without loading it again: rebolber, baril
gun
n.
1. a rifle: riple, baril
2. a cannon: kanyon
v.
1. to shoot with a rifle (gun), to hunt with a rifle: bumaril, mamaril, barilin
2. to shoot with a cannon: kumanyon, manganyon, kanyunin
rifle
n.
a gun with spiral grooves in its barrel which spin or twists the bullet as it is shot: riple, baril
v.
1. to search and rob: maghalungkat at magnakaw
2. to steal: magnakaw, nakawin
3. strip bare: sumaid, sairin
pistol
n.
small shot gun held and fired with one hand: rebolber, baril, pistola
bunot
n.
coconut husk bunot, bumunot, bunutin (-um:-in)
v.
to pull out, to uproot, to extract. Bunutin mo ang damo. Pull out the grass. magbunot, bunutin (mag:-in)
v.
to pull out something (a gun). Nagbunot siya ng baril. He pulled out a gun.
balikwas
v.
bumalikwas (um-) to turn suddenly to the opposite side, to suddenly rise from a lying position. Bumalikwas ako sa kama nang narinig ko ang putok ng baril. I jumped out of bed when I heard the gunshot. magbalikwas, balikwasin (mag-:in) to turn something suddenly to the opposite side
akma
v.
mag-akma', iakma' (mag-:i-) to set something. Iakma mo ang baril. Aim the gun. umakma' (um-)
v.
to get ready to do something. Umakma siya. He got ready (to do something).
suko
v.
sumuko' (-um-) to surrender, to give up, to succumb. Sumuko ang kriminal. The criminal surrendered. isuko (i-)
v.
to give up or surrender something. Isuko mo ang baril na ginamit mo. Give up the gun that you used.
tutok
n.
direction of a point or the business end of a weapon. tutukan (-an)
v.
to stick up (as in a holdup). Tinutukan niya ako ng baril. He held me up (with a gun).
