1. ma to manghuhula
2. mangingsida to mayroon
3. medalya to muwebles

• ma--
  English: (affix) indicates the possessor of a quality
  L2 Definition: MA-- derivatives occasionally occur with absolute instead of conjunctive complements
  
  
• maaari
  English: (p.v.) to make something possible; may; possibly
  
  
• mabolo
  English: (noun) velvet apple
  
  
• madaling-araw
  English: (noun) dawn; sunrise
  
  
• madla
  English: (noun) the public; all the people
  
  
• madre
  English: (noun) nun
  
  
• madrina
  English: (noun) female sponsor at baptism, confirmation, wedding, or special celebration
  L2 Definition: (syn) NINANG
  Notes: Spanish
  
  
• madyong
  English: (noun) the game of mahjong, a poker-like game played with a set of blocks
  Notes: Chinese
  See a picture
  
  
• maestra
  English: (noun) female teacher
  L2 Definition: (var) MAESTRO, male teacher
  
  
• mag-iiba
  English: see iba3
  
  
• maga
  see maga1 & maga2
  
  
  • maga1
    English: (adj) swollen
    
    
  • maga2
    English: (verb) to become swollen
  
  
• magalang
  English: (1.) magalang: polite, courteous, refined manner, respectful (adj)
  L2 Definition: see galang
  
  
• magasin
  English: (noun) magazine
  
  
• maging
  English: (verb) to be; to become
  Notes: Transient (active) particle word or phrase modified is something coming into being, arising at the time specified by the tense-form of the particle.
  
  
• magkano
  English: (int) question word that means 'how much'
  
  
• magkasing
  English: (aa) of equal quality; as ... as; same as
  
  
• magmaliw
  English: (verb) to pass away, to come to pass, to forget
  
  
• magneto
  English: (noun) magnet
  
  
• magsasaka
  English: (noun) farmer
  
  
• magsimula
  English: see simula2
  
  
• magulang
  English: (noun) parents
  Notes: term of reference
  
  
• mahal
  see mahal1 & mahal2
  
  
  • mahal1
    English: (adj) dear; loved; costly; noble; well-esteemed; expensive
    
    
  • mahal2
    Active Verb: magmahal
    Passive Verb: mahalin
    English: (verb) to hold dear; to love (syn) MAHAL, INIIBIG; I love you - MAHAL KITA; INIIBIG KITA
    Examples: (1.) Mahirap magmahal ng kaaway. (It is hard to love one's enemies.) (2.) Mahalin mo raw ang mga taong nasusuklam sa iyo. (Love those who hate you.)
  
  
• mais
  see mais1 & mais2
  
  
  • mais1
    English: (noun) corn
    
    
  • mais2
    Filipino slang for horniness (sex)
    L2 Definition: (salitang balbal) malibog
  
  
• maita luchi
  English: Filipino slang for house help, maid
  L2 Definition: (salitang balbal) katulong
  
  
• maka--
  English: (pref) a verb prefix meaning ability, permission, or opportunity to act; an adjective prefix meaning 'for' or 'in favor of', as in MAKA-RIZAL, 'for Rizal'
  
  
• makahiya
  English: (noun) mimosa pudica
  
  
• makapag--
  English: (pref) a verb prefix meaning to have the chance or opportunity to do
  
  
• makapuno
  English: (noun) freak coconut full of soft meat
  
  
• maki--
  English: (pref) an actor-focus verb prefix which indicates a request; its goal-focus counterpart is PAKI
  
  
• makina
  English: (noun) sewing machine; machine
  
  
• makinarya
  English: (noun) machinery
  Notes: Spanish
  
  
• makinilya
  English: (noun) typewriter
  
  
• makita
  English: (verb) to happen to see
  
  
• makopa
  English: (noun) mountain apple
  
  
• makulit
  English: (adj) means naggingly irritating (root
• KULIT from ULIT, which means repetitive, repeat) (noun) MAKULIT is (1.) someone who is irritating because he or she does not get the point once but needs to be reminded again and again, so many times over.
  Notes: synonyms: nagger, irritatingly difficult person, one who is on your face
  
  
• malagkit
  
  English: "sticky rice", a variety of rice rich in amylopectin used in many Filipino desserts and sweets, e.g., bibingka, palitao, suman, etc.
  
  
• malas
  see malas1 & malas2
  
  
  • malas1
    English: (noun) bad luck
    Notes: Spanish
    
    
  • malas2
    Passive Verb: malasin
    English: (verb) to suffer bad luck
    Examples: Huwag kang sumama sa kanya at baka ka malasin. (You should not go with her or you might suffer some bad luck.)
  
  
• malasado
  English: (adj) half-cooked; cooked rare (or medium rare); soft-boiled (eggs)
  Notes: Spanish
  
  
• malasakit
  English: (noun) solicitude; protective concern
  
  
• malat
  English: (noun) hoarseness
  L2 Definition: (syn) PAOS
  
  
• malay
  English: (noun) knowledge; consciousness; awareness
  
  
• "malay ko"
  English: (Filipino expression) "I don't know", "I have no idea", to feign ignorance, being clueless
  
  
• malay-tao
  English: (noun) consciousness
  
  
• maleta
  English: (noun) luggage
  
  
• mali
  English: see mali1 & mali2
  
  
  • mali1
    English: (noun) /ka-- --an/ (KAMALIAN) a blunder; a mistake; error
    
    
  • mali2
    English: (adj) wrong
  
  
• malmal
  English: Filipino slang for drunk or under the influence of illegal drugs
  L2 Definition: (salitang balbal) natamaan ng gamot
  
  
• malunggay
  English: (noun) horseradish tree
  
  
• mama
  English: (noun) mister
  
  
• mamam
  English: Filipino slang for wine or alcoholic drink
  L2 Definition: (salitang balbal) alak
  
  
• mamamayan
  English: (noun) citizen
  
  
• mamaya
  English: (adv) after a while; soon; later on, as in MAMAYANG GABI, 'later this evening'
  
  
• mamon
  English: (noun) a kind of sponge cupcake
  Notes: Spanish
  
  
• man
  English: see man1, man2 & man3
  
  
  • man1
    English: (pron) used with the interrogative pronouns SINO, KANINO, ANO, ALIN, KAILAN, SAAN, etc., as SINO MAN, whoever; SA KANINO MAN, whomever; ANO MAN, whatever; ALIN MAN, whichever; KAILAN MAN, whenever; SAAN MAN, wherever; MAGKANO MAN, whatever the cost (price
    
    
  • man2
    English: (adv) also; too; as AKO MAN, I, too.
    L2 Definition: with LAMANG, denotes minimum act or the least to do; as MAGLUTO KA MAN LAMANG SANA, the least you could do is cook
    
    
  • man3
    English: (conj) although; despite; as MATALINO KA MAN AY DAPAT DING MAG- ARAL, Although you are intelligent you need to study.
  
  
• mana
  English: see mana1 & mana2
  
  
  • mana1
    English: (noun) heritage; inheritance
    
    
  • mana2
    Active Verb: magmana
    Passive Verb: manahin
    English: (verb) to inherit; to receive as inheritance; to take after
  
  
• mananayaw
  English: (noun) dancer
  
  
• manas
  English: (noun) beriberi
  
  
• manatili
  English: (verb) to stay; to be permanent
  
  
• manay
  English: Filipino slang for "comadre" or "kumadre" among gays
  L2 Definition: (salitang balbal) kumadre sa mga bakla
  
  
• mandala
  English: (noun) haystack; stack of palay
  
  
• mando
  English: (noun) command
  L2 Definition: (syn) UTOS
  Notes: Spanish
  
  
• maneho
  Active Verb: magmaneho
  Passive Verb: manehuin
  English: (verb) to drive (a car); to manage
  Examples: (1.) Marunong ka bang magmaneho ng kotse? (Do you know how to drive a car?) (2.) Manehuin mo muna ang aking kotse. (Drive my car for a while.)
  
  
• mang
  English: (adj) a title of respect used with the first name of a man
  Notes: contracted form of MAMA, mister; as MANG PEDRO for MAMANG PEDRO
  
  
• mangangalakal
  English: (noun) businessman
  
  
• manganganta
  English: (noun) singer
  
  
• mangangatay
  English: (noun) butcher
  
  
• mangarap
  Active Verb: mangarap
  English: (noun) daydream, dream, goal, desire, ambition (verb) to dream, to have a goal, to have a desire, to have an ambition
  see pangarap
  
  
• mangga
  English: (noun) mango
  Examples: Kumain ng matamis na mangga si Eva. (Eva ate a sweet mango.)
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• manggagamot
  English: (noun) doctor
  
  
• manggagawa
  English: (noun) laborer
  
  
• manggas
  English: (noun) sleeve
  
  
• manggustin
  English: (noun) mangosteen
  
  
• manghuhula
  English: (noun) fortune-teller
  
  

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