POD: object
to put two things together or closer to each other
root |
meaning |
root + affix |
meaning |
---|---|---|---|
sama |
joining, including |
pagsamahin |
to put together |
dugtong |
joining |
pagdugtungin |
to join together |
dikit |
sticking together |
pagdikitin |
to stick or paste together |
lapit |
nearness |
paglapitin |
to put near each other |
root |
sama |
meaning |
joining, including |
root + affix |
pagsamahin |
meaning |
to put together |
root |
dugtong |
meaning |
joining |
root + affix |
pagdugtungin |
meaning |
to join together |
root |
dikit |
meaning |
sticking together |
root + affix |
pagdikitin |
meaning |
to stick or paste together |
root |
lapit |
meaning |
nearness |
root + affix |
paglapitin |
meaning |
to put near each other |
Aspects:
basic form |
completed |
uncompleted |
unstarted |
---|---|---|---|
pagsamahin |
pinagsama |
pinapagsama pinagsasama |
papagsamahin pagsasamahin |
pagdikitin |
pinagdikit |
pinapagdikit pinagdidikit |
papagdikitin pagdidikitin |
basic form |
pagsamahin |
completed |
pinagsama |
uncompleted |
pinapagsama pinagsasama |
unstarted |
papagsamahin pagsasamahin |
basic form |
pagdikitin |
completed |
pinagdikit |
uncompleted |
pinapagdikit pinagdidikit |
unstarted |
papagdikitin pagdidikitin |
Sentences:
Pinagsama nila ang mga picture. |
They put the pictures together. |
Pinagdikit nila ang mga papel. |
They stuck the papers together. |
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