2. to cut with scissors or shears: maggupit, gumupit, gupitin, maggunting, guntingin
pair
n.
1. a set of two, two that go together: pares, paris, pareha
2. a single thing that cannot be used separately: In Tagalog this is rendered by the simple singular name of the subject. E.g. a "pair of scissors" or "scissors" are both expressed as gunting.
3. two people who are married: mag-asawa, magkabiyak
4. two people who are engaged to be married: magkatipan, magnobyo
5. two animals or birds that are mated: mag-asawa, pares
v.
1. to arrange or be arranged in pairs: magpareha, ipareha, pagparehahin, magpares, ipares, magtambal, itambal, pagtambalin
2. to mate: magpareha, ipareha
3. to pair off, to arrange in pairs or form into pairs: magpareha, pagparehahin, magtambal, pagtambalin
