1. to set on fire: magpaapoy, pag-apuyin, magpaningas, paningasin
2. to burst into flame: sumiklab
should
v.
1. part of shall, ought to: dapat, nararapat
2. should is used to express uncertainty: kung, sakali, kapag, pagka
3. used in speaking of something which might have happened but did not: sana, disin, disin sana
once
adv.
1. one time: minsan, nang minsan
2. formerly: dati
n.
single occasion: minsan, isang pagkakataon conj. 1. if ever, whenever: pag, pagka, kung, kapag
2. all at once, suddenly: bigla na lamang, kaginsaginsa na lamang, bigla na lamang
3. at once, immediately: karakaraka, kapagkaraka, kapagdaka, agad, agad-agad
4. once and for all, finally or decisively: wakasan, minsan na lamang, minsan pa, katapusan na
5. once in a while, now and then: paminsan-minsan, maminsan-minsan, manaka-naka, panaka-naka
6. once upon a time, long ago: noong unang panahon, nang matagal nang panahon
7. once more, again: muli, minsan pa
when
adv.
1. at what time: kailan
2. introducing adverbial clause: nang, noon Note: "Nang" is followed by the infinitive not the past tense. "Noon" may be followed by the present tense to connote an act that continues on for some time. conj. 1. at any time that: tuwi, tuwing, kapag, pagka
2. although: kahit, bagaman, bagamat pron. 1. what time; which time: kailan
2. at any time in the future: sa oras na, sa ano mang oras
3. during which time: rendered by the ligature "na" or its variant "-ng"
n.
the time or occasion: oras, panahon
tagaktak
n.
rapid dropping (of tears or sweat)
v.
tumagaktak (-um-) to perspire profusely or to cry with tears falling rapidly. Tumatagaktak ang kanyang luha kapag siya'y nasaktan. Her tears are falling profusely when she gets hurt.
dugo
n.
blood dugoin, duguin (-in)
v.
to bleed profusely, as in a hemorrhage. Ako'y duguin kapag ako'y nasugatan. I bleed profusely when I am wounded. dumugo, magdugo (-um-,mag-)
v.
to bleed as a wound
kurot
v.
kumurot (-um-) to take a piece mangkurot, kurutin (mang-:-in)
v.
to pinch. Nangungurot siya kapag natutuwa'. She pinches people when she's happy.
kutos
v.
mangkutos, kutusan (mang-:-an) to give a knuckle blow on the head. Nangugutos siya kapag maingay ka. She raps people's heads with knuckles when you're noisy.
bahin
n.
sneeze
v.
bumahin (-um-) to sneeze. Ako'y malimit bumahin kapag ako'y may sipon. I sneeze frequently when I have colds.
kurso
n.
diarrhea
v.
magkurso, kursohin (mag-:-in) to suffer from diarrhea, to be sick of diarrhea. Baka ka kursohin kapag kain ka nang kain. If you keep on eating you might get diarrhea.
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...
dapa
v.
dumapa' (-um-) to lie flat on one's chest. Dumapa ka kapag may narinig kang putok. Lie down when you hear the sound of a gun.
v.
madapa (ma-) to fall unexpectedly, to stumble magdapa, idapa (mag-:i-)
v.
to lay someone flat on his stomach or chest dapa'
n.
fish,rough scaled brill sole
abot
n.
reach, grasp umabot, abutin (um-:-in)
v.
to reach for. Umabot ka ng ulam. Reach for the food. mag-abot, iabot, abutan (mag:i-:-an)
v.
to hand to. Mag-abot ka ng pera sa akin kapag suweldo na. Hand me your money when it's payday. abot, umabot, abutan (um-:-an)
v.
overtake, reach. Hindi ko siya maabutan sa pagtakbo. I can not overtake her in running.
hikab
v.
humikab, maghikab (-um-:mag-) to yawn [var. higab]. Naghihikab siya kapag siya'y inaantok. He yawns when he is sleepy.
