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Tagalog Everyday Verbs with Ilocano Translations

35 everyday verbs in Tagalog, each with its Ilocano equivalent and an English gloss. Entries come from our phrasebook, compiled from published references rather than produced by the translation engine. Each has been checked against more than one source.

Everyday verbs

The actions that carry most sentences.

Everyday verbs: Tagalog phrases with Ilocano and English translations
TagalogIlocanoEnglish
UminomAginomTo drink
KumainManganTo eat
MatulogMaturogTo sleep
MaglakadAgmagnaTo walk
PumuntaUmayTo come
UmupoAgtugawTo sit
TumayoTumakderTo stand
HumigaAgiddaTo lie down
MakitaMakitaTo seeIdentical.
MakinigAgdengngegTo hear / listen
AlamAmmoTo knowSeen in Diak ammo — I don't know.
Mag-isipAgpanunotTo think
MagsabiAgsaoTo say / speak
KumantaAgkantaTo sing
MaglaroAgay-ayamTo play
TumawaKumatawaTo laugh
HumingaAgangesTo breathe
MabuhayAgbiagTo liveAgbiag ti Ilocano — long live the Ilocano — is a common toast and slogan.
LumangoyAglangoyTo swimCognates.
LumipadAgtayabTo flyThe root tayab gives pagpatayaban, the Ilocano word for airport.
MagbigayAgitedTo give
HumawakAgiggemTo hold
MaghugasAgbuggoTo wash
MagpunasAgpunasTo wipeNear-identical.
HumilaAgguyodTo pull
MagtulakAgduronTo push
MagtaliAgitaliTo tieNear-identical.
ManahiAgdaitTo sew
MagbilangAgbilangTo countNear-identical.
MaghukayAgkaliTo dig
PutulinPutidenTo cutCognates.
MahulogMatinnagTo fall
UmagosAgayusTo flow
MasunogAgpuorTo burn
MatakotAgbutengTo be afraid

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