8. to misunderstand: di maintindihan, di maunawaan, di mawatasan, di maulinigan
9. to fail to keep or be present at: di pumasok, magpalya, pumalya, lumiban
1. a form of address given to a girl or to a woman who is not married: binibini, Mis, Miss
2. a failure to reach: di pag-abot, pagkahuli
3. a failure to hit: sala, mintis
1. to catch fire: magningas
2. to set on fire: magsindi, sindihan, magpaningas, paningasan
3. to become stirred up or aroused: mag-alab, magsiklab
1. the evolution of heat and light: apoy
2. a destructive burning as of a building: sunog
3. to build a fire: magparikit, magparikit ng apoy
4. to catch fire: masunog, masilab, magliyab
5. to set on fire: sunugin, silaban, susuhan
1. to dismiss or be dismissed from a job (coll.): magalis (alisin) sa trabaho, masisante, isisante, magtiwalag
2. to play with fire: maglaro ng apoy
3. to be on fire means (a) burning: nasusunog, nasisilab,
lasso, a long rope with a noose for catching horses, cattle, etc.: silo, panilo, lubid na panilo
to catch a horse, a cow, etc. with a lariat: sumilo, manilo, siluin
a strong, thick line or cord made by twisting smaller cords together: lubid
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
humabol, habulin (-um:-in) to catch up with, to appeal, to run after manghabol, habulin (mang-:-in)
to run after somebody. Hinabol ni Pedro si Juan. Peter ran after John.
late, tardy, last mahuli (ma-)
to be late or tardy. Dali ka at baka ka mahuli! Hurry up or you might be late.
humuli (-um-) to catch, to arrest, to apprehend manghuli, hulihin (mang-:-in)
to catch someone, to chase after someone. Nanghuli siya ng masasamang tao. He caught bad people.
sumalo (-um-) to catch. Sino ang sumalo ng bola? Who caught the ball?
lice comb, fine toothed comb, farmer's harrow
magsuyod, suyurin (mag-:-in) to comb one's hair with a fine nit comb, to catch lice, to harrow the soil, to make an intensive search in a place. Magsuyod ka at baka may kuto ka. Comb your hair with a fine tooth comb because you might have lice.
ipitin (-in) to crush. Huwag mong ipitin ang kamay mo. Don't crush your hand (e.g. on the car door). maipit (ma)
to get caught in between, to be clipped. Naipit siya sa pinto. She got pinched in the door [She (her hand, foot, etc.) got caught in the door].
mag-ipit (mag-) to clip, pin (hair). Mag-ipit ka ng buhok. Pin your hair in place. mang-ipit, ipitin (mang-:-in, i-)
to clip, to clasp, to press, to catch in between
salary sumahod (-um)
to catch the flow of something with a receptacle, to receive a salary or wage. Sumahod ako kahapon. I got/received my pay yesterday.
magsahod, sahurin (mag-:-in) to catch the dripping. Sahurin mo ang tumutulong tubig sa gripo. Catch the dripping water from the faucet (in a receptacle).