POD: object
to let, make or have someone do something
root |
meaning |
root + affix |
meaning |
---|---|---|---|
bukas |
open |
pabuksan |
to have someone open something |
palit |
changing |
papalitan |
to have replaced |
hugas |
washing |
pahugasan |
to have someone wash something |
laba |
washing of clothes |
palabhan |
to have someone wash clothes |
pinta |
paint |
papintahan |
to have someone paint something |
root |
bukas |
meaning |
open |
root + affix |
pabuksan |
meaning |
to have someone open something |
root |
palit |
meaning |
changing |
root + affix |
papalitan |
meaning |
to have replaced |
root |
hugas |
meaning |
washing |
root + affix |
pahugasan |
meaning |
to have someone wash something |
root |
laba |
meaning |
washing of clothes |
root + affix |
palabhan |
meaning |
to have someone wash clothes |
root |
pinta |
meaning |
paint |
root + affix |
papintahan |
meaning |
to have someone paint something |
Aspects:
basic form |
completed |
uncompleted |
unstarted |
---|---|---|---|
papintahan |
pinapintahan |
pinapapintahan pinapipintahan |
papapintahan papipintahan |
pabuksan |
pinabuksan |
pinapabuksan pinabubuksan |
papabuksan pabubuksan |
basic form |
papintahan |
completed |
pinapintahan |
uncompleted |
pinapapintahan pinapipintahan |
unstarted |
papapintahan papipintahan |
basic form |
pabuksan |
completed |
pinabuksan |
uncompleted |
pinapabuksan pinabubuksan |
unstarted |
papabuksan pabubuksan |
Sentences:
Pinapintahan ni Fred ang dingding. |
Fred had the wall painted. Lit. “Had painted by Fred the wall.” |
Pinapintahan ni Fred kay John ang dingding. |
Fred had John paint the wall. Lit. “Had painted by Fred by John the wall.”* |
Pinabuksan ni Mildred ang box. |
Mildred had the box opened. |
* First
“by…” –
permitter/causer of action; Ng phrase (p. 59)
Second
“by…” –
person permitted or asked to perform the action; Sa phrase (p. 59)
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