Meaning of "eyes"

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blindfold

v.
• • to cover the eyes of: magpiring

adj.
• • with the eyes covered: nakapiring

forehead

n.
• • the part of the face above the eyes: noo

water

n.
• • tubig

v.
• • 1. to sprinkle or wet with water: magdilig, diligin
  • 2. to give a drink to: magpainom, painumin
  • 3. to weaken by adding water: magbanto, bantuan
  • 4. to fill with water, to discharge water, e.g., the eyes: magpaluha, magluha, lumuha, mapaluha, paluhain, magtubig, magkatubig
  • 5. to discharge water, e.g. from the mouth: maglaway, papaglawayin water closet toilet flushed with water: inodoro, kumon, kubeta, palikuran, kasilyas

open

adj.
• • 1. not shut or closed: bukas, nakabukas
  • 2. not covered: walang takip
  • 3. not hidden or secret: di-lihim, hayag, hayagan, lantad, lantaran
  • 4. unfolded, spread out: buka, bukad, bukadkad (for flowers); buka (for legs, wounds, etc.); nakanganga (also for wounds or mouth)
  • 5. ready to receive or accept: handang tumanggap
  • 6. that may be entered, shared, etc. by all: bukas sa lahat, masasalihan ng lahat
  • 7. frank and sincere: tapat, matapat
  • 8. undecided: hindi pa napagpapasiyahan
  • 9. accessible, available: magagawa o magagamit
  • 10. open to all to see, not obstructed: lantad, tanyag

v.
• • 1. to make open: magbukas, buksan, ibukas
  • 2. to become open: bumukas, mabuksan
  • 3. to blossom: bumuka, bumukad, bumukadkad
  • 4. to open the mouth: ngumanga, inganga, buksan ang bibig
  • 5. to open the eyes: magmulat, mamulat, imulat
  • 6. to open with force: tumingkab, tingkabin
  • 7. to come apart or burst open: bumuka
  • 8. to begin: magsimula, pasimulan, simulan, magbukas, buksan
  • 9. to start or set up: magbukas, buksan
  • 10. to spread out or unfold: magbukas, buksan, magbuklat, buklatin
  • 11. to open fire, to begin shooting: magpaputok, paputukin, paputukan, mamaril, barilin
  • 12. to keep open house, to offer food and shelter to all visitors or to all ones friends: magbukas ng pinto sa lahat, buksan ang pinto sa lahat
  • 13. to open a persons eyes, to make one see what is really going on: magbukas ng mata, buksan ang mata
  • 14. the open, the open air, outdoors, open country, clear space: labas

look

n.
• • look (Tagalog) bay, gulf

v.
• • look (English) 1. to see, to direct the eyes at: tumingin, tingnan, magmasid, masdan
  • 2. to face: humarap
  • 3. to scrutinize: magmatyag, matyagan, magmasid, masdan, pag-masdan
  • 4. to seem, to appear: magmukha, mag-anyo
  • 5. to look around : lumingon, magpalingun-lingon
  • 6. to look around stupidly or in a gawking manner: tumanga-tanga
  • 7. to look at comtemptuously or angrily: umirap, irapan
  • 8. to look at with surprise or curiosity: tumunganga, matunganga
  • 9. to look down on someone: matahin, liitin
  • 10. to look hard, stare: tumitig, titigan, dumilat, dilatan, pandilatan
  • 11. to look on: manood
  • 12. to look out of a window: dumungaw, manungaw, dungawin, sumungaw, sungawin
  • 13. to look over, to examine: siyasatin, tingnan
  • 14. to look upward: tumingala, tingalain

n.
• • 1. the act of looking: tingin, pagtingin
  • 2. a fierce or scornful look: irap, pag-irap
  • 3. a fixed look, stare: titig, pagtitig
  • 4. a glance: sulyap, pagsulyap
  • 5. appearance: anyo, itsura, hitsura, ayos

see

v.
• • 1. to look at: tumingin, tingnan, magmalas, malasin, tumanaw, tanawin
  • 2. to be aware of by using the eyes: makia, mamalas, mamasdan, matanaw
  • 3. to understand: umintindi, maintindihan, intindihin, umunawa, maunawaan, unawain
  • 4. to find out, to think of: umalam, alamin, tumungin, tingnan, umisip, isipin

stare

n.
• • a fixed look with the eyes wide open: titig, pagkakatitig, dilat, pagkakadilat

v.
• • 1. to look directly with the eyes wide open: tumitig, titigan, mapatitig, ititig, dumilat, mandilat, pandilatan, mapadilat, dilatan
  • 2. to gape like a fool: tumanga, matanga, mapatanga, tumunganga, matunganga, mapatunganga

eye

n.
• • 1. the organ of vision: mata
  • 2. power of perception, sight: paningin
  • 3. way of looking: tingin, paningin

v.
• • 1. to watch, to observe: magmasid, masdan, pagmasdan
  • 2. to have a smart, stinging pain in the eyes caused by soap, etc., getting into them: mahilam ang mata
  • 3. languid eyes, tender looking: mapupungay na mga mata
  • 4. big-eyed, wide-eyed: malaki ang mata, madidilat ang mata
  • 5. to open the eyes wide: dumilat, idilat
  • 6. to close the eyes: pumikit, ipikit
  • 7. to open a persons eyes, to make him see what is really happening: magpamata, ipamata, imulat, ipamulat
  • 8. to set eyes on, to see: makakita, makita

close

v.
• • 1. to shut: magsara, isara, sarhan, magpinid, ipinid
  • 2. to bring to an end, to conclude, to terminate: magtapos, tumapos, tapusin, matapos, magwakas, wakasan
  • 3. to come or bring close together, to join: maglapat, lumapat, ilapat, paglapatin, magtikom, tumikom, itikom, isara, sarhan, magsara
  • 4. to close the eyes: pumikit, ipikit
  • 5. to come close: lumapit
  • 6. to close down: magsara (isara, sarhan)

adj.
• • 1. near: malapit, magkalapit (for two), magkakalapit
  • 2. nearly equal: halos pareho, hindi nagkakalamangan, mahigpitan
  • 3. narrow, with little space: makipit
  • 4. intimate: matalik, malapit
  • 5. not open: sarado, nakapinid

n.
• • the end: wakas, pagwawakas, pagtatapos, katapusan

cross-eyed

adj.
• • having both eyes turned toward the nose: duling

bulge

n.
• • 1. a protuberance or swelling: umbok, tambok, usli
  • 2. bulge of the cheeks: tambok ng pisngi
  • 3. bulge of the eyes: usli, luwa
  • 4. bulge of the stomach: umbok, tambok, bundat

v.
• • to bulge (according to above meanings): umumbok, tumambok, umusli

glare

n.
• • 1. a strong unpleasant light which hurts the eyes: liwanag na nakasisilaw, matinding liwanag
  • 2. a fierce look: pandidilat, lisik (panlilisik) ng mata

v.
• • 1. to shine strongly or unpleasantly, to shine so as to hurt the eyes: sumilaw, makasilaw
  • 2. to stare fiercely and with anger: mandilat, pandilatan, manlisik ang mata, panlisikan ng mata

owl

n.
• • a bird having a big head, big eyes, and a short-hooked beak: kuwago [kwago]

wide-eyed

adj.
• • with the eyes wide open: dilat (nakadilat) ang mga mata, madilat ang mga mata, maluluwang (maluluwang) ang mata

awake

v.
• • 1. to wake up: gumising, gisingin, magising
  • 2. to be awake to, to be aware of, to know: malaman, mabatid, mamulat
  • 3. to stay awake at night: magpuyat, pagpuyatan, maglamay, paglamayan
  • 4. to arouse or awaken suddenly: gumulantang, magulantang, gulantangin

adj.
• • 1. not asleep: gising
  • 2. newly awaked, half-awake and showing sleepiness in the eyes: pupungas-pungas, naaalimpungatan

mulat

v.
• • magmulat, imulat (mag:i-) to open one's eyes, to educate, to nurture. Imulat mo ang iyong mga mata. Open your eyes.

luwa

adj.
• • bulging, sticking or protruding out

v.
• • lumuwa' (-um-) to bulge, to stick out, to protrude. Lumuwa ang mata ni Toni sa inggit. Toni's eyes bulged out with envy. magluwa', iluwa' (mag-:i-)

v.
• • to belch out, to spit out. Iluwa mo ang buto ng kinakain mo. Spit out the seeds of what you're eating.

pikit

adj.
• • closed (refering to eyes)

tirik

v.
• • tumirik (-um-) to look straight upward, as in a state of delirium. Tumirik ang mata ng naghihingalong matanda. The delirious old man's eyes rolled back in his head. magtirik, itirik (mag-:i-)

v.
• • to set upright (as of candles). Nagtitirik kami ng kandila sa nitso tuwing Todos Los Santos. We set up candles on the tomb every All Saints Day.

kubli

adj.
• • hidden, away from prying eyes

takip

n.
• • cover

v.
• • magtakip, takipan (mag-:-an) to cover. Nagtakip siya ng kaniyang mga mata. He covered his eyes. Takipan mo ang ulam. Put a cover on the food (main dish).

irap

v.
• • umirap (-um-) to give a sullen glance. Umirap siya nang utusan ko. She just closed her eyes and turned away when I made my request. (She made a face and turned away when I asked her to do something for me.) mang-irap, irapan (mang-:i-an)

v.
• • Nang-irap na naman ang supladang babae. That snobbish girl just closed her eyes and turned away again. (That snob did it again, she made a face at me and turned away.)

dilat

adj.
• • wide-open eyes, wide-eyed [syn. mulat]

v.
• • dumilat (-um-) to open (as of the eyes). Dumilat ka. You open (your eyes). idilat (i-)

v.
• • to open one's eyes, to raise one's eyelids. Idilat mo ang mga mata mo. You open your eyes. mangdilat, pangdilatan (mang-:pang-,an)

v.
• • to glare at. Pinangdilatan niya ako. She glared at me.

muta

n.
• • gummy secretion in the eyes