Meaning of "asal"

asal •

n.
• • 1. a female child: batang babae
  • 2. an adolescent girl: dalagita
  • 3. a young unmarried woman: dalaga

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child

n.
• • a young boy or girl: bata

maid

n.
• • 1. a young girl: dalagita, dalaginding
  • 2. an old unmarried woman: matandang dalaga, soltera
  • 3. a hired household help: katulong

she

pron.
• • the girl, woman or female animal spoken about: siya

n.
• • girl, woman, female animal: babae

her

pron.
• • "she" and "her" mean the girl or woman spoken about: siya

adj.
• • of her, belonging to her: kanya, kaniya

miss

v.
• • 1. to fail to hit: hindi (di, di-) tumama, tamaan o matamaan, magmintis, sumala, sanlan (salahan)
  • 2. to fail to find or meet: di makita, di matagpuan
  • 3. to fail to get: di makuha (makakuha)
  • 4. to let slip by, not seize, to lose: mawala, makawala, makakawala, mawalan
  • 5. to fail to catch: di umabot (abutan, maabutan), mahuli
  • 6. to leave out: mag-iwan, maiwan, iwan, lumaktaw, makalaktaw, laktawan, malaktawan
  • 7. to fail to hear: di marinig
  • 8. to misunderstand: di maintindihan, di maunawaan, di mawatasan, di maulinigan
  • 9. to fail to keep or be present at: di pumasok, magpalya, pumalya, lumiban

n.
• • 1. a form of address given to a girl or to a woman who is not married: binibini, Mis, Miss
  • 2. a failure to reach: di pag-abot, pagkahuli
  • 3. a failure to hit: sala, mintis

rape

n.
• • 1. a crime of force against a woman or a girl: paggahasa, panggagahasa, paggahis, panggagahis
  • 2. a seizing and carrying off by force: pagtatakas, pagdagit, pandaragit
  • 3. a plundering: pagdambong, pandarambong

v.
• • 1. to commit a crime of force against a woman or girl: manggahis, gumahis, gahisin, manggahasa, gumahasa, gahasain
  • 2. to seize and carry off by force: mandagit, dumagit, dagitin, magtakas, itakas
  • 3. to plunder: mandambong, dambungin

female

n/adj.
• • a woman or girl: babae

ligaw

n.
• • 1. ligaw, courtship lumigaw (-um)

v.
• • to court, to woo. Lumigaw siya sa magandang dalaga. He courted a beautiful girl. manligaw, iligaw (mang-:i-) to court, to woo. Lagi siyang nanliligaw ng mga babae. He is always courting girls.
  • 2.) ligaw, maligaw (ma-)

v.
• • to get lost, to stray. Naligaw siya sa lunsod. He got lost in the city. manligaw, iligaw (mang-:i-) to guide to the wrong way. Iniligaw ng tsuper ang pasahero. The driver took the passengers the wrong way.

takilyera

n.
• • ticket girl (in theatres)

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.)

nene

n.
• • appellation for a small girl

sutsot

v.
• • sumutsot (-um-) sssst!, a sibilant sound produced to call someone or to urge silence. Sumutsot ang dalaga. The young girl called with a hissing sound.

senyorita

Sp n.
• • little miss, miss, little mistress, (deprecatingly) girl who dislikes work [var. sinyurita]