Meaning of "own"

own •

v.
• • 1. to hare, possess: mayroon, magkaroon, mag-ari, magmay-ari
  • 2. to admit: umamin, aminin
  • 3. to admit that one owns or is the father of: kilalaning anak

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ordinary

adj.
• • usual, common: karaniwan

n.
• • 1. a person with authority in his own right, esp. a bishop: obispo
  • 2. out of the ordinary, unusual, not regular or customary: di-pangkaraniwan, pambihira

linguist

n.
• • one skilled in a number of languages besides his own: lingguwista, dalubwika

interest

n.
• • 1. a feeling of wanting to know, do or own, or share in: interes, hilig, malasakit, pagkagusto, pagkawili
  • 2. advantage, profit, benefit: kapakinabangan, kapakanan, kabutihan
  • 3. a share in property or business: puhunan, pamumuhunan
  • 4. money paid for the use of money: interes, pakinabang, tubo, patubo

v.
• • 1. to excite curiosity, attention: umakit, maakit, akitin
  • 2. to hold the attention of: mawili
  • 3. to bear interest: tumubo, magtubo
  • 4. to charge interest: magpatubo, patubuan

possess

v.
• • 1. to own: mag-ari, magmay-ari, ariin
  • 2. to have: mag-angkin, angkinin, magkaroon, magtaglay, taglayin
  • 3. to control, influence: maghari, pagharian
  • 4. to be controlled by an evil spirit: pagharian (alipinin) ng demonyo
  • 5. to obtain, to get: magkamit, makamit, makamtan, kamtan, magtamo, matamo, tamuhin

minister

n.
• • 1. a clergyman serving a church, spiritual guide, pastor: ministro, pastor
  • 2. person who is given charge of a department of the government: ministro
  • 3. a person sent to a foreign country to represent his own government: ministro, sugo

v.
• • to be of service or aid, be helpful: maglingkod, paglingkuran, tumulong, tulungan

disown

v.
• • to cast off, to refuse to recognize as ones own: magtakwil, itakwil, magtatuwa, itatuwa

renounce

v.
• • 1. to give up, to give up entirely: tumalikod, talikuran, talikdan, tumiwalag, tiwalagan
  • 2. to cast off, to refuse to recognize as ones own: magtakwil, itakwil

oneself

n/pron.
• • 1. ones own self: sarili
  • 2. to be oneself means (a) to have full control of ones mind or body: magpigil sa sarili, pigilin ang sarili, magpakatao, magpakatino (b) to act naturally: kumilos nang natural, huwag mag-artista

room

n.
• • 1. a part of a house or other building with wall of its own: silid, kuwarto [kwarto]
  • 2. space: lugar, puwesto, puwang
  • 3. rooms, lodgings: tulugan, tirahan

self

n.
• • an individual considered as the subject of his own consciousness: sarili

foreign

adj.
• • 1. outside ones own country: sa ibang lupain
  • 2. coming from outside ones country: dayuhan, banyaga
  • 3. irrelevant: di-kaugnay foreigner

n.
• • a person from antoher country: dayuhan, dayo, banyaga, estranghero

person

n.
• • 1. a man, woman or child: tao, katao
  • 2. the body, bodily appearance: katauhan, pagkatao
  • 3. a form of pronouns or verbs used to show the speaker, the person spoken to, etc.: panauhan
  • 4. in person, with ones own body: mismo, personal

himself

pron.
• • 1. emphatic form of "he" or "him": siya mismo
  • 2. his own self: ang sarili, ang kanyang sarili

acquire

v.
• • to obtain something (as ones own): makuha, magtamo, matamo, tamuhin, magkamit, makamtan, kamtan

have

v.
• • 1. to possess, to own: may, maroon, magkaroon
  • 2. to get, to acquire: magkaroon

jog

n.
• • a slow walk or trot: yagyag, paso

v.
• • to stir up ones own or another persons memory: pukawin (gisingin, buhayin) ang alaala

elastic

n.
• • a rubber band or tape: lastiko

adj.
• • 1. that can be stretched and then return to its own shape: elastiko, nababanat
  • 2. changeable, changing easily, flexible: pabagu-bago, sunud-sunuran

hiwalay

v.
• • humiwalay (-um-) to separate from. Humiwalay ka sa kanya. Leave him (go your own way). maghiwalay, ihiwalay (mag-:i-)

v.
• • to sort out, to set apart. Maghiwalay ka ng pagkain para sa tatay. Set aside some food for your father.

litaw

v.
• • lumitaw (-um-) to emerge, to become visible. Lumitaw ang kanyang mga tagihawat. His pimples came out. maglitaw, ilitaw (mag-:i-) to bring out. Ilitaw mo ang iyong tunay na pagkatao. Bring out your own true nature. (Be yourself.)