3. to fold the arms: maghalukipkip (ng kamay), ihalukipkip (ng kamay) arms
n.
weapons: mga armas, mga sandata
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elbow
n.
the joint between the upper and lower arm: siko
v.
1. to push with the elbow: maniko, sumiko, sikuhin
2. to jostle, hustle: gumitgit
hand
n.
the end part of the arm: kamay
v.
1. to shake hands: kumamay, kamayan, makipagkamayan
2. to use the hands for eating: magkamay
shoulder
n.
1. the part of the body to which an arm is attached: balikat
2. the part of a garment that covers a shoulder: balikat (ng baro)
3. the side or edge of a road: tabi ng daan, gilid ng daan
v.
1. to take on the shoulders, to bear (burden, blame, etc.): bumalikat, isabalikat, balikatin, pumasan, pasanin
2. to push with the shoulders: sumiksik, maniksik, siksikin
3. shoulder to shoulder, side by side, together: magkatabi, tabi-tabi, magkakatabi
4. with united effort: magkakatulong, tulung-tulong
5. straight from the shoulder, frankly, directly: tapatan, tuwiran, prangko
6. to turn or give a cold shoulder to, to shun, avoid, show dislike for: umilag, ilagan, umiwas, iwasan, lumayo, layuan
shield
n.
1. a piece of armor carried on the arm to protect the body in battle: kalasag
2. anything used to protect: pansangga, panangga, sanggalang, pananggalang, panalag
v.
to protect, defend: magsanggalang, ipagsanggalang, magtanggol, ipagtanggol
crooked
adj.
1. not straight: hindi tuwid, kilo, liko
2. bent: baluktot, balikuko
3. twisted, curved: likuliko, kilo, kilu-kilo
4. not honest: magdaraya, manlilinlang, hinditapat
5. having a crooked arm: komang, mangko, singkol
stretch
v.
1. to draw out, to extend: magbuka, ibuka, mag-unat, iunat, magbanat, banatin
2. to extend ones body or limbs: mag-inat, uminat, dumipa, idipa
3. to reach out, to hold out: mag-abot, umabot, iabot, abutin, dumukwang, idukwang, dukwangin
4. to draw tight, to strain: magbanat, mabanat, banatin
5. to draw out to greater length or size: bumanat, mabanat, banatin, humatak, mahatak, hatakin
6. to continue over a distance, to extend from one place to another, to fill space, to spread: umabot, paabutin
7. to stretch the arm in order to get something: dumukwang
8. to exaggerate (coll.): magpalabis, palabisin, magpasobra, pasobrahin
9. to enlarge: magpalaki, palakihin
n.
1. unbroken length: haba, kahabaan
2. extent: lawak, kalawakan, lapad, kalaparan
sleeve
n.
1. that part of a garment which covers the arm: manggas, kamay (ng baro)
2. to laugh up ones sleeve, to be amused but not show it, laugh secretly: matawa (matuwa) nang lihim
mailbox
n.
a public box from which mail is collected: buson, meylbaks maim
v.
to cut off or hurt an arm, leg, ear, cripple, disable: makapinsala, puminsala, mapinsala, pinsalain
stool
n.
1. a seat without back or arm: bangkito
2. feces: dumi (ng tao)
wrist
n.
the joint connecting hand and arm: pulso, pulso, pulsuhan, galanggalangan
clasp
v.
1. to clasp both hands together: pagdaupin
2. to hold tightly with the hand: humawak nang (hawakan ng) mahigpit, pumisil, pisilin
3. to hold with the arm or arms: yumapos, yapusin
4. to embrace: yumakap, yakapin, yumapos, yapusin
5. to fasten together with a clasp: mag-ipit, ipitan, ipitin
n.
1. an embrace: yapos, pagkakayapos, yakap, pagkakayakap
2. holding tightly by the hand: mahigpit na paghawak (pagkakahawak), pagpisil
3. a fastener (such as on a necklace): kawit
akbay
v.
umakbay, akbayan (um:-an) to put one arm on another person's shoulder. Umakbay siya sa akin. He put his arm across my shoulder.
braso
n.
arm
kipkip
v.
magkipkip, kipkipin (mag-:-in) to carry under the armpit, to carry with the arm pressed against the body. Kipkipin mong mabuti ang bag mo. Hold the bag tightly under your arm.
