Meaning of "tie"

tie •

v.
• • 1. to fasten, bind: magtali, talian, itali
  • 2. to make a knot out of a loose ends of a string, rope, etc: magbuhol, ibuhol, buhulan
  • 3. to make the same score, be equal in points: magpatas, magpatas, pumatas, pumatas, magtabla, tumabla
  • 4. to tie up, shackle: gumapos, igapos, gapusin

n.
• • 1. a thing that ties, fastening: tali, panali, bigkis, pamigkis, gapos, panggapos
  • 2. a being tied or fastened: pagkakatali, pagkakagapos, pagkakapugal
  • 3. bond, connection: pagkakaugnay
  • 4. a necktie: kurbata
  • 5. equality in points: patas, patas, pagkakapatas, pagkakapatas

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wrap

v.
• • 1. to wind or fold round as a covering: magbalot, ibalot, magbalabal, ibalabal
  • 2. to cover by winding or folding something around : bumalot, balutin
  • 3. to cover and tie up or fasten: magbalot, balutin

n.
• • 1. an outer covering: balabal, abrigo
  • 2. a wrap or covering for the head: kulubong, talukbong, bandana
  • 3. wrapped up in sometimes means devoted to, thinking chiefly of: haling na haling, abalang-abala

string

n.
• • 1. a thick thread, small cord: pisi, tali, panali, leteng
  • 2. such a thread with things on it: kwintas
  • 3. a special cord for musical instruments: kuwerdas [kwerdas], bagting
  • 4. anything used for tying: tali, panali
  • 5. a number of things in a line or row: hilera, pila, linya, hanay

v.
• • 1. to put on a string: magtuhog, tuhugin
  • 2. to furnish with strings: magbagting, bagtingan
  • 3. to remove strings from: maghimay, himayin, magsungot, sungutan
  • 4. to tie with a string: magtali, itali, talian
  • 5. to provide a musical instrument with strings: magkuwerdas, kuwerdasan

rope

n.
• • a strong, thick line or cord made by twisting smaller cords together: lubid

v.
• • 1. to tie, to fasten, or to bind with a rope: gumapos, gapusin, igapos, magtali, talian, itali (ng lubid)
  • 2. to catch with a lasso: sumilo, siluin

draw

v.
• • 1. to pull: humila, mahila, hilahin, bumatak, mabatak, batakin, humatak, mahatak, hatakin
  • 2. to attract: umakit, maakit, akitin, kumayag, makayag, kayagin
  • 3. to pull out: magbunot, bumunot, bunutin, dumukot, dukutin
  • 4. to take out or get, as water from a well or jar: sumalok, salukin
  • 5. to take out: maglabas, ilabas
  • 6. to sketch with a pencil or ink: gumuhit, iguhit, magdrowing, idrowing
  • 7. to prepare or do by writing: gumawa, maghanda
  • 8. to tie in a game: magpatas, pumatas, magtabla, tumabla
  • 9. to draw a prize: magkagantimpala, magkapremyo
  • 10. to draw lots: magpalabunutan

n.
• • 1. the pulling out of a weapon: pagbunot, paghugot, pagdukot
  • 2. a tie in a game: patas, tabla

bundle

n.
• • 1. a number of things wrapped together: balutan
  • 2. a number of things loosely wrapped in cloth, etc.: bungkos
  • 3. a number of things tied together as firewood, sugar cane, etc.: bigkis
  • 4. a bale or large bundle: basta, paldo
  • 5. a small pile (heap) tied together: talaksan, tungkos

v.
• • 1. to wrap up: magbalot, balutin, magbasta, bastain
  • 2. to tie up: magbigkis, bigkisin, magbungkos, bungkusin

buhol

v.
• • magbuhol, ibuhol (mag:i-) to make a knot, to tie securely. Ibuhol mo ang lubid. Make a knot with the rope.

kurbata

Sp n.
• • tie, necktie

bilibid

n.
• • prison [syn. bilangguan] ibilibid (i-)

v.
• • to tie around a twine or cord several times, to bind, to imprison. Ibilibid mo ang lubid sa poste. Tie the rope around the post.

gapos

n.
• • manacle, rope tied around arms or hands

adj.
• • manacled igapos (i-)

v.
• • to tie up securely, usually by the arms. Igapos mo ang preso. Tie up the prisoner

v.
• • manggapos (mang-) to tie up

tali

n/quantity
• • a bundle (tied with a string) magtali', itali' (mag-:i-)

v.
• • to tie. Itali mo ang aso. Tie the dog.