that, that one there diyan dem. there hayan dem. there it is niyan dem. of that
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that
adj.
"that" is used to point out some one person or thing or idea: iyan (when "that" is nearer to the person spoken to than to the speaker), iyon (when "that" is far from both the speaker and the person spoken to) pron. who, whom, which: rendered by the ligature "na" and its variant "ng" conj. 1. "that" is also used to connect a group of words: na, or its variant "ng"
2. used to show purpose: upang, para
3. used to show result: kaya adv. to that extent, to such a degree: nang ganyan
pron.
1. when: nang, noong
2. "that" used in the objective case: diyan, riyan the definite article. a demonstrative word used especially before a noun to particularize its meaning: ang, ang mga
there
adv.
1. in that place, at that place, at that point: diyan, riyan, doon, roon
2. to that place: doon, roon
3. that place: doon, roon
4. in that matter: diyan, sa bagay na iyan, tungkol diyan (sa bagay na iyan)
5. "there" is also used in sentences in which the verb comes before its subjects: may, mayroon
6. "there" is used to call attention to something: hayan, hayun interj. "there" is used to express some feeling: hayan, ayun, ayan
issue
n.
1. point of contention: paksa
2. problem: suliranin
3. a copy of a newspaper: labas, bilang it pron. the thing, part, animal or person spoken about: No literal equivalent, but expressed by "iyon," "iyan" (that) or by "ito" (this)
them
pron.
1. persons spoken about: sila
2. of, or by them: nila
3. to, or with them: sa kanila
4. for them: para sa kanila
5. the animals or things spoken about: ang mga iyan, ang mga iyon
sugat
n.
wound
v.
sumugat (-um-) to hurt. Sumugat sa kanyang damdamin ang alaala ng lumipas. His feelings became hurt in remembering the past.
v.
magsugat (mag-) to develop into a wound. Baka magsugat iyan sa kakakamot mo. That might develop into a wound from scratching it. manugat, sugatan (mang-:-an)
v.
to inflict pain
ni
part.
singular non-focus marker of proper nouns or names mkr. a proper noun (name) marker, used before the actor of goal-focused sentences. Binili ni Luisa ang damit. The dress was bought by Luisa. part. possessive marker. Iyan ang bahay ni Luisa. That is Luisa's house.
hita
n.
1. hita', thigh
2. hita'
n.
contrary and unsatisfactory consequence obtained from a goodwill act but uncalled for or uninvited
v.
mahita (ma-) to obtain an unsatisfactory or frustrating reqard for a voluntary effort done in good-will. Iyan ang mahihita mo! That's what you get (for your goodwill)!
kapa
v.
kumapa' to grope, to feel about mangkapa', kapain (mang-:-in)
v.
to grope for something, to feel about for something. Nangapa siya sa dilim. He groped in the dark. kapag conj/adv. (single events viewed as completed in the future) if, when, in case, whenever [var. pag, paka, kapagka, pagka]. Kapag ginawa mo iyan... If you do that...
yata
adv.
maybe, it seems, perhaps, in emphatic form, it connotes definiteness as in "Johnson yata iyan", meaning it's Johnson brand (so it is definitely good).
