POD: doer
to perform
an action directed toward multiple objects; or,
to do something
repeatedly, habitually or professionally
root |
meaning |
root + affix |
meaning |
---|---|---|---|
bili |
buying |
mamili |
to go shopping |
huli |
catching |
manghuli |
to catch (many birds, rats etc.) |
pitas |
picking |
mamitas |
to pick (many apples, cherries etc.) |
kahoy |
wood |
mangahoy |
to gather wood |
gamot |
medicine |
manggamot |
to practise medicine |
kain |
eating |
mangain |
to kill and eat habitually |
kagat |
bite |
mangagat |
to bite habitually |
root |
bili |
meaning |
buying |
root + affix |
mamili |
meaning |
to go shopping |
root |
huli |
meaning |
catching |
root + affix |
manghuli |
meaning |
to catch (many birds, rats etc.) |
root |
pitas |
meaning |
picking |
root + affix |
mamitas |
meaning |
to pick (many apples, cherries etc.) |
root |
kahoy |
meaning |
wood |
root + affix |
mangahoy |
meaning |
to gather wood |
root |
gamot |
meaning |
medicine |
root + affix |
manggamot |
meaning |
to practise medicine |
root |
kain |
meaning |
eating |
root + affix |
mangain |
meaning |
to kill and eat habitually |
root |
kagat |
meaning |
bite |
root + affix |
mangagat |
meaning |
to bite habitually |
Aspects:
basic form |
completed |
uncompleted |
unstarted |
---|---|---|---|
mamili |
namili |
namimili |
mamimili |
mangagat |
nangagat |
nangangagat |
mangangagat |
basic form |
mamili |
completed |
namili |
uncompleted |
namimili |
unstarted |
mamimili |
basic form |
mangagat |
completed |
nangagat |
uncompleted |
nangangagat |
unstarted |
mangangagat |
Sentences:
Namili ng regalo si Dora. |
Dora went shopping for gifts. |
Nangangain ng tao ang tigre. |
Tigers eat humans. The tiger eats humans. |
Hindi’ nangangagat ang aso. |
The dog doesn’t bite. |
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