POD: object
to do
something repeatedly, continually, a lot, intensively or frequently;
or,
to do something involving multiple objects
root |
meaning |
root + affix |
meaning |
---|---|---|---|
gupit |
cut |
paggugupitin |
to cut repeatedly (etc.) |
isip |
mind |
pag-iisipin |
to think about repeatedly (etc.) |
root |
gupit |
meaning |
cut |
root + affix |
paggugupitin |
meaning |
to cut repeatedly (etc.) |
root |
isip |
meaning |
mind |
root + affix |
pag-iisipin |
meaning |
to think about repeatedly (etc.) |
Aspects:
basic form |
completed |
uncompleted |
unstarted |
---|---|---|---|
paggugupitin |
pinaggugupit |
pinaggugugupit pinapaggugupit |
paggugugupitin papaggugupitin |
pag-iisipin |
pinag-iisip |
pinag-iiisip pinapag-iisip |
pag-iiisipin papag-iisipin |
basic form |
paggugupitin |
completed |
pinaggugupit |
uncompleted |
pinaggugugupit pinapaggugupit |
unstarted |
paggugugupitin papaggugupitin |
basic form |
pag-iisipin |
completed |
pinag-iisip |
uncompleted |
pinag-iiisip pinapag-iisip |
unstarted |
pag-iiisipin papag-iisipin |
Sentences:
Pinaggugupit ni Luz ang mga papel. |
Luz cut the papers (and there were many of them). |
Pinag-iisip ni Marie ang mga problema. |
Marie thought about the problems (and there were many of them). |
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