11. a brotherhood of monks, friars, or knights: orden
12. by order: sa utos
13. call to order, ask to be quiet and start work: magpatahimik, patahimikin (upang magsimula)
14. in order, in the right arrangement: nasa ayos, maayos
15. in order that, in order to, so that, with the aim that, for the purpose of: upang, sa hangaring, sa layuning
16. made to order: pasadya, ipinasadya
17. to order about or around, to send here and there, to tell to do this and that: utus-utusan, sugu-suguin
18. order of the day, the way things are, the way people are doing things, the style: kalakaran, moda, uso, takbo
19. out of order means (a) not working right: sira, may sira, may diperensiya (b) against the rules (of a meeting): labag sa tuntunin (c) in the wrong arrangement or condition: wala sa ayos, magulo
grade
n.
1. class in school: grado
2. degree in rank: ranggo, grado, antas
3. a degree in quality and value: klase, uri
4. number or letter that shows how well one has done: nota, marka
5. the slope of the road: grado, dahilig
tribe
n.
1. a group of people united by race and customs under the same leader: tribu, angkan, lipi
2. a special class of people: angkan, lipi
3. a set or group of people: kalipunan, pangkat, grupo
sort
n.
kind, class: klase, uri
v.
1. to arrange by kinds or classes, arrange in order: magbukud-bukod (pagbukud-bukurin) ayon sa uri
2. to put apart or separate from others: magbukod, ibukod, maghiwalay, ihiwalay
society
n.
1. a group of persons united by a common purpose or interest: kapisanan, samahan
2. all the people, community: ang komunidad, sambayanan
3. company, companionship: pakikisama
4. the fashionable class: sosyedad
group
n.
1. a number of persons or things together: grupo, pangkat, pulutong
2. a group formed for a certain purpose (e.g. a committee): lupon, komite
3. a small group gathered for an informal discussion: umpok, umpukan
4. a particular kind or class: uri, klase, grupo
v.
1. to form into a group: magtipon, tipunin, maggrupo, grupuhin, magtipun-tipon, pagtipuntipunin, mag-umpukan, mag-umpok
2. to put in a group: pangkatin, pagpangkat-pangkatin, grupuhin, paggrupu-grupuhin
wagwag
n.
a species of rice grain, first class rice
n.
wag, a wagging motion magwagwag, iwagwag (mag-:i-)
v.
to dry (wet cloth) by shaking up, to shake the dust off (clothes, floor rugs, etc.), to clean (cloth) of dust, soap suds by shaking in water without rubbing. Iwagwag mo ang mga damit sa labas. Shake the dust off the clothes outside.
harap
n.
front adv. Sa harap. In front of, before (the class).
v.
humarap, harapin (-um-:-in) to face. Humarap ka sa akin. (You) face me.
salita
n.
word
v.
magsalita (mag-) to speak, to talk, to speak out. Ang batang mahiyain ay hindi nagsasalita sa klase. The shy boy doesn't speak in the class.
lagot
v.
malagot (ma-) to snap. Nalagot ang lubid. The rope snapped. lagpak, lumagpak (-um-)
v.
to fall. Lumagpak ang mangga. The mango fell. maglagpak, ilagpak (mag-:i-) to fail, to drop. Ilagpak mo siya sa klase mo. Fail him in your class. Maglagpak ka ng estudyanteng tamad. Fail lazy students.
awit
n.
song, chant, hymn umawit, awitin (um-:-in)
v.
to sing. Umawit si Nenita sa klase. Nenita sang in class.