POD: object (person, animal or thing permitted or asked to perform the action)
to let, make or have someone do something
root |
meaning |
root + affix |
meaning |
---|---|---|---|
nood |
watching |
papanoorin |
to let or make someone watch something |
ako’ |
promise (rarely used) |
papangakuin |
to let or make someone promise something |
root |
nood |
meaning |
watching |
root + affix |
papanoorin |
meaning |
to let or make someone watch something |
root |
ako’ |
meaning |
promise (rarely used) |
root + affix |
papangakuin |
meaning |
to let or make someone promise something |
Aspects:
basic form |
completed |
uncompleted |
unstarted |
---|---|---|---|
papanoorin |
pinapanood |
pinapapanood pinapapanood |
papapanoorin papapanoorin |
papangakuin |
pinapangako’ |
pinapapangako’ pinapapangako’ |
papapangakuin papapangakuin |
basic form |
papanoorin |
completed |
pinapanood |
uncompleted |
pinapapanood pinapapanood |
unstarted |
papapanoorin papapanoorin |
basic form |
papangakuin |
completed |
pinapangako’ |
uncompleted |
pinapapangako’ pinapapangako’ |
unstarted |
papapangakuin papapangakuin |
Sentences:
Pinapanood ni Tingting si Jacky ng TV. |
Tingting let/made Jacky watch television. |
Pinapangako’ ni Theresa si Rowan na tumawag. |
Theresa made Rowan promise to call. |
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