POD: object
to be able
to let, make or have someone do something; or,
to be able to cause
something to become something
root |
meaning |
root + affix |
meaning |
---|---|---|---|
pasok |
entry |
mapapasok |
to be able to get someone to enter |
kain |
eating |
mapakain |
to be able to get someone to eat, to be able to feed |
kintab |
gloss, shine |
mapakintab |
to be able to make something shine (e.g. by polishing it) |
tulog |
sleep |
mapatulog |
to be able to get someone to sleep, to be able to knock out |
root |
pasok |
meaning |
entry |
root + affix |
mapapasok |
meaning |
to be able to get someone to enter |
root |
kain |
meaning |
eating |
root + affix |
mapakain |
meaning |
to be able to get someone to eat, to be able to feed |
root |
kintab |
meaning |
gloss, shine |
root + affix |
mapakintab |
meaning |
to be able to make something shine (e.g. by polishing it) |
root |
tulog |
meaning |
sleep |
root + affix |
mapatulog |
meaning |
to be able to get someone to sleep, to be able to knock out |
Aspects:
basic form |
completed |
uncompleted |
unstarted |
---|---|---|---|
mapatulog |
napatulog |
napapatulog napatutulog |
mapapatulog mapatutulog |
mapakain |
napakain |
napapakain napakakain |
mapapakain mapakakain |
basic form |
mapatulog |
completed |
napatulog |
uncompleted |
napapatulog napatutulog |
unstarted |
mapapatulog mapatutulog |
basic form |
mapakain |
completed |
napakain |
uncompleted |
napapakain napakakain |
unstarted |
mapapakain mapakakain |
Sentences:
Napatulog ni Mia ang baby. |
Mia was able to get the baby to sleep. Mia was able to let the baby sleep. |
Napakain ni Mark ang aso. |
Mark was able to get the dog to eat. Mark was able to feed the dog. |
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