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[Abáka] Abaká. Aback, Adv. [Abák] Sa Likód, Sa Gawíng Likod English_Spanish_Tagalog_Dictionary_Project_Gutenberg_cd3wd A, art. [æ] Isá. A. M. (ante meridiem), Bago dumating ang á las dose ng araw. Abaca, n. [abáka] Abaká. Aback, adv. [abák] Sa likód, sa gawíng likod. Abacus, n. [abákoes] Bilangan ng insík; ang pinakaputong na tablá sa itaas ó dulo ng haligi Abaft, adv. [abáft] Sa gawíng likod, sa gawíng hulí. Abandon, v. [abándon] Magpabayâ, pabayaan; iwan; hwag kumandilì; hwag kumalingâ. Abandonment, n. [abándonment] Pagpapabayâ. Abase, v. [abés] Humamak; papagpakumbabain. Abasement, n. [abésment] Pagkaabâ, pagkahamak. Abash, v. [abásh] Humiyâ. Abate, v. [abét] Magpaliit, kumulang, magbawas. Abatement, n. [abétment] Pagkábabâ, bawas. Abbey, n. [ábi] Táhanan ng mga monghe ó mongha. Abbot, n. [ábæt] Punò ng mga monghe, pangulong monghe. Abbreviate, v. [abríviet] Magpaiklî, iklián; magpadalî. Abbreviation, n. [abréviacien] Pag-iiklî, pagpapadalî. Abdicate, v. [ábdiket] Ibigay (sa ibá ang kaharian). Abdication, n. [abdikécion] Pagbibigay (sa ibá ng kaharian). Abdomen, n. [abdómen] Pusón, ibabâ ng tiyan. Abdominal, adj. [abdóminal] Nauukol sa pusón. Abduct, v. [abdáct] Dahasín, agawin. Abduction, n. [abdáccion] Pangdadahas, pag-agaw. Abeam, adv. [abím] Sa kalwangan. Abed, adv. [abéd] Nakáhigâ, nasa higaan. Abet, v. [abét] Umayon, magbuyó. Abeyance, n. [abéians] Paghihintay, pag-asa. Abhor, v. [abjór] Yumamot, uminip. Abhorrence, n. [abjórens] Yamot, iníp, muhì. Abhorrent, adj. [abjórent] Nakayayamot, nakakikilabot. Abide, v. [abáid] Tumahan, tumirá. Abilities, pl. [abílitis] Katalinuan; kayamanan, pag-aarì. Ability, n. [abíliti] Kaya, abót; kapangyarihan. Abject, adj. [ábdchect] Hamak, alipustâ. Abject, n. [ábdchect] Taong hamak. English_Tagalog Page 1 English_Spanish_Tagalog_Dictionary_Project_Gutenberg_cd3wd Abjure, v. [abdchúr] Talikdan ang isinumpâ; magbitiw. Abjurement, v. [abdchúrment] Pagtalikod sa isinumpâ, pagbibitiw. Ablaze, adv. [abléiz] Nagliliyab, nagniningas. Able, adv. [ébel] May-kaya, may-abot. Ablution, n. [abliúcion] Paghuhugas, abulusyon, paglilinis. Ably, adv. [ébli] May kakayahan. Abnegate, v. [ábneguet] Tumalikod sa hinahangad, magbitiw. Abnormal, adj. [abnórmal] Walâ sa ayos, pangit. Abnormality, n. [abnórmiti] Kawalán ng ayos, kapangitan. Aboard, adv. [ébord] Nakasakay sa sasakyán. Abode, n. [ebód] Táhanan, tírahan. Abolish, v. [abólish] Pumaram, pumawì, lumipol, magwalâ ng halagá. Abolition, n. [abolícion] Pagkapawì, pagkalipol, pagkawalâ ng halaga. Abominable, adj. [abóminabl] Nakaririmarim, nakasusuklam. Abominably, adj. [abóminebli] Karimarimarim, kasuklamsuklam. Abominate, v. [abóminet] Marimarim, masuklam. Abomination, n. [abominécion] Karimarimarim; kabulukán. Aboriginal, adj. [aborídchinal] Káunaunahan ó ang ukol sa káunaunahan. Aborigines, n. [aborídchinis] Mga unang nanahan sa isang pook ó lupain. Abortion, n. [aborción] Panganganak ng dî ganáp sa panahon, pagkalagas. Abortive, adj. [abórtiv] Lagás, walâ sa panahon. Abound, v. [ebáund] Sumaganà, managanà. About, prep. [ebáut] Malapit sa; hinggil sa, tungkol sa; humigit kumulang. Above, adv. [ebóv] Sa itaas; sa kaitaasan. Above, prep. [ebóv] Sa ibabaw, tangì, nangingibabaw, higit sa lahat. Abreast, adv. [ebrést] Katabí, kasiping. Abridge, v. [ebrídch] Iklián, liitán. Abridgement, n. [ebrídchment] Kaiklián. Abroad, adv. [ebród] Sa tanyag; sa labas ng bahay ó sa ibang lupain. Abrogate, v. [ábroguet] Hwag bigyan ng kabuluhan, alisan ng kabuluhan. Abrogation, n. [abroguésion] Pagpapawalâ ng kabuluhan. Abrupt, a. [abrápt] Sirâ; biglâ. Abruptness, n. [abráptnes] Kadalian; kabiglaan; pagkawalang pitagan. Abscess, n. [abcés] Pigsá, bagâ. Abscess, n. [ábses] Pigsá, tila bukol. English_Tagalog Page 2 English_Spanish_Tagalog_Dictionary_Project_Gutenberg_cd3wd Abscind, v. [absínd] Pumutol, humiwà, tumagâ. Abscission, n. [absícion] Pútol, hiwà. Abscond, v. [abscánd] Magtagò; manirà ng salapî. Absence, n. [ábsens] Ang dî pagharap, pagkawalâ sa harap, ang dî pagdaló. Absent, adj. [ábsent] Walâ, dî kaharap, dî dumaló. Absent, v. [ábsent] Maglayás, maglagalag. Absolute, adj. [ábsoliut] Nakapangyayari; ganap. Absolution, n. [ábsoliúcion] Kalag, patawad. Absolve, v. [absólv] Kumalag, magpatawad. Absorb, v. [absórb] Humitit, humigop, sumipsip. Absorbent, adj. [absórbent] Humihigop, humihitit, sumisipsip. Absorption, n. [absórpcion] Higop, hitít, sipsíp. Abstain, v. [abstén] Magpigil. Abstemious, adj. [abstímias] Mapagpigil. Abstinence, n. [ábstinens] Pagpipigil. Abstract, adj. [ábstract] Hiwalay. Abstract, n. [ábstract] Kuhulugán, katás, iklî. Abstract, v. [ábstract] Humugot, maghiwalay. Absurd, adj. [absérd] Tiwalî, balintunà. Absurdity, n. [absérditi] Katiwalian, kabalintunaan. Abundance, n. [abándans] Kasaganaan. Abundant, adj. [abándant] Saganà. Abundantly, adv. [abándant-li] May kasaganaan. Abuse, n. [abiús] Pamamaslang, kapaslangan, pagpapakalabis. Abuse, v. [abiús] Mamasláng; magpakalabis. Abusive, adj. [abíusiv] Lapastangan, malabis. Abut, v. [abát] Tumapos, mapaabót. Abyss, n. [abís] Lalim, kalaliman; bangin. Accede, v. [accsíd] Pumayag. Accelerate, v. [acséleret] Magmadalî, magtumulin. Acceleration, n. [acselerécien] Dalî, tulin, liksí. Accent, n. [ácsent] Tudlít, asento, diin. Accept, v. [acsépt] Tumanggap. Acceptable, adj. [acséptabl] Matatanggap, kaayaaya. Acceptably, adv. [acséptabli] Kalugodlugod. English_Tagalog Page 3 English_Spanish_Tagalog_Dictionary_Project_Gutenberg_cd3wd Acceptance, n. [acséptans] Pagtanggap. Acceptation, n. [acseptécion] Pagkatanggap. Access, n. [acsés] Pag-ábot, paglapit; daan; dagdag. Accession, n. [acsécion] Pagpayag; karagdagan. Accident, n. [ácsident] Kapahamakán, pagkakataon. Accidental, adj. [acsidéntal] Hindî sinasadyâ, nagkataon. Acclaim, v. [aklém] Pumakpak, pumuri. Acclamation, n. [aklamécien] Pagpakpak, pagpuri. Acclivity, n. [aclíviti] Ahunín, sálungahin. Accommodate, v. [acómodet] Magpaginghawa, magbigay-loob, makibagay. Accommodating, n. [acómodeting] Mapag-alay, mapaglingkod. Accommodation, n. [acomodécion] Ginghawa, kasiyahán. Accompaniment, n. [akómpaniment] Pakikisama, pakikitugmâ. Accompany, v. [acómpani] Sumama, tumugmâ, makisama, makitugmâ. Accomplice, n. [acómplis] Karamay. Accomplish, v. [acómplish] Yumarì, tumapos, magwakas, gumanap. Accomplished, adj. [acómplishd] Yarì, tapós, ganap. Accomplishment, n. [acómplishment] Pagyarì, pagtapos, pagwawakas, pagganap. Accomptant, n. [accaúntant] Tagabilang. Accord, n. [acórd] Kásunduan; pagkaayon, pagkatugmâ. Accord, v. [acórd] Pumayag, makipagkasundô. Accordance, n. [acórdans] Pagkakasundô, pagkakatuos. Accordant, adj. [acórdant] Nagkakaayon, nagkakatugmâ. According, prep. [acórding] Ayon, alinsunod. Accordingly, adv. [acórding-li] Naaayon; naaalinsunod. Accost, v. [acóst] Sumalubong, bumatì. Account, n. [acáunt] Bilang, tuús; kurò; turing. Account, v. [acáunt] Tumuús, bumilang. Accountability, n. [acáuntabiliti] Pananagot. Accountable, adj. [acáuntabl] Nananagot. Accountant, adj. [acáuntant] Nananagot. Accountant, n. [acáuntant] Tagabilang. Account-book, n. [acáunt-buk] Aklat na tálaan ng utang at pautang. Accoutre, v. [acúter] Humandâ, gumayak. Accoutrements, n. [acúterments] Gayak, daladalahan, báon. English_Tagalog Page 4 English_Spanish_Tagalog_Dictionary_Project_Gutenberg_cd3wd Accredit, v. [acrédit] Magbigay ng crédito, magbigay-dangal, magkatiwalà. Accredited, part. pas. [acrédited] Kilala, pinagkakatiwalaan. Accrue, v. [acrú] Magdagdag, mangyari, pagkálabasan. Accumulate, v. [akiúmiulet] Magbunton, magsalansan. Accumulation, n. [akiúmiulecion] Bunton, pagkakadagandagán, salansan. Accuracy, n. [ákiurasi] Ingat, ganap, linis. Accurate, adj. [ákiuret] Ganap, lubos, wagas. Accurse, v. [akérs] Sumumpâ, tumungayaw, manungayaw, lumait. Accursed, [akérst] Sinumpâ, nilait, tinungayaw. Accusable, adj. [akiúsabl] Maisusumbong, salarín. Accusation, n. [akiúsecion] Sumbong, bintang; paratang. Accuse, v. [akiús] Magsumbong, magsakdal. Accustom, v. [akástom] Maugalian, masanay, mamihasa, mahirati. Accustomed, adj. [akástomd] Hirati, bihasa, sanáy, datihan. Ace, n. [es] Alás. Acerbity, n. [asérbiti] Kapaitan, kasaklapan. Ache, n. [e'k] Sakít, anták, kirót, hapdî. Ache, v. [e'k] Sumakít, umantak, kumirot, humapdî. Achieve, v. [achív] Yumarì, magtamó. Achievement, n. [achívment] Pagyarì. Aching, n. [éking] Pagsakit, pag-antak. Acid, adj. [ácid] Maasim. Acid, n. [ácid] Áksido. Acidity, n. [asíditi] Asim, kaasiman. Acknowledge, v. [acnóledch] Kumilala, magpahayag. Acknowledgement, n. [acnóledchment] Pagkilala. Acme, n. [ácmi] Taluktok, kataastaasang dako; ang langit na tapát sa ating ulo. Acolite, n. [acólit] Sakristan. Acorn, n. [ácorn] Bunga, ensina. Acoustic, adj. [acaústic] Nanukol sa tingig. Acoustics, n. [acaústics] Karunungan sa tingig at pakikinig. Acquaint, v. [acuént] Magbigay-alam, magbigay-páuna. Acquaintance, n. [acuéntans] Pagkakilala. Acquainted, part. [acuénted] Kakilala, kilala. Acquiesce, v. [acuést] Makiayon, pumayag. English_Tagalog Page 5 English_Spanish_Tagalog_Dictionary_Project_Gutenberg_cd3wd Acquiescence, n. [acuiésens] Pakikiayon, pagpayag. Acquiescent, adj. [acuiésent] Sang-ayon, payag. Acquire, v. [acuáir] Magkamít; magtaglay, magtamó, magkaroon. Acquirement, n. [acuaírment] Pagkakamit, pagtataglay, pagkakaroon. Acquit, v. [acuít] Magpalayà, magpakawalâ, magpatawad. Acquital, n. [acuítal] Patawad. Acre, n. [éker] Sukat ng lupà na may 123 bara at 3 dangkal ang haba at 49 1/2 bara Acrid, adj. [ácrid] Maanghang, naninigid. Acrimony, n. [ácrimoni] Anghang. Acrobat, n. [acróbat] Sirkero. Across, adv. [Acrós] Patawíd, sa kabilâ. Act, n. [act] Gawâ, yarì, yugtô. Act, v. [act] Gumawâ, lumabas (sa dulaan)
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