-in ³ : Tagalog Verb Affix

POD: doer

to be affected or overtaken by a condition, feeling or phenomenon
Note: In this and a few other cases, the “doer of an action” is the person or thing experiencing the action, state or condition.

root	meaning	root + affix	meaning
baha’	flood	bahain	to be flooded
bagyo	typhoon, storm	bagyuhin	to be overtaken by a storm
gabi	night	gabihin	to be overtaken by darkness or night, to be late (used in the evening/night)
tanghali’	noon	tanghaliin	to be overtaken by noon, to be late (used in the morning)
antok	sleepiness	antukin	to get sleepy
gutom	hunger	gutumin	to starve
uhaw	thirst	uhawin	to get thirsty
ginaw	cold	ginawin	to feel cold
sipon	a cold	sipunin	to catch or have a cold
atake	attack	atakihin	to have an attack of, to suffer an attack
kapos	insufficient	kapusin	to be (caught) short

root	baha’
meaning	flood
root + affix	bahain
meaning	to be flooded

root	bagyo
meaning	typhoon, storm
root + affix	bagyuhin
meaning	to be overtaken by a storm

root	gabi
meaning	night
root + affix	gabihin
meaning	to be overtaken by darkness or night, to be late (used in the evening/night)

root	tanghali’
meaning	noon
root + affix	tanghaliin
meaning	to be overtaken by noon, to be late (used in the morning)

root	antok
meaning	sleepiness
root + affix	antukin
meaning	to get sleepy

root	gutom
meaning	hunger
root + affix	gutumin
meaning	to starve

root	uhaw
meaning	thirst
root + affix	uhawin
meaning	to get thirsty

root	ginaw
meaning	cold
root + affix	ginawin
meaning	to feel cold

root	sipon
meaning	a cold
root + affix	sipunin
meaning	to catch or have a cold

root	atake
meaning	attack
root + affix	atakihin
meaning	to have an attack of, to suffer an attack

root	kapos
meaning	insufficient
root + affix	kapusin
meaning	to be (caught) short

Aspects:

basic form	completed	uncompleted	unstarted
sipunin	sinipon	sinisipon	sisipunin
bahain	binaha’	binabaha’	babahain
gabihin	ginabi	ginagabi	gagabihin

basic form	sipunin
completed	sinipon
uncompleted	sinisipon
unstarted	sisipunin

basic form	bahain
completed	binaha’
uncompleted	binabaha’
unstarted	babahain

basic form	gabihin
completed	ginabi
uncompleted	ginagabi
unstarted	gagabihin

Sentences:

Sinipon si John.	John caught a cold.
Binaha’ ang bahay.	The house was flooded.
Ginabi si Grace.	It was already dark/late in the evening/late at night when Grace did something. Lit. Grace was overtaken by night (was late).
Ginabi ng dating si Grace.	It was already dark/late in the evening/late at night when Grace arrived. Lit. Grace was overtaken by night (was late) in arriving.
Kinapos ng pera si John.	John ran short of money.

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