Meaning of "paso"

paso •

v.
• • 1. paso', mapaso' (ma-) to get burned. Napaso si Juan ng kumukulong tubig. John got scalded by the boiling water. mangpaso', pasuin (mang-:-in)

v.
• • to scald or burn
  • 2. paso'

n.
• • flower pot

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scald

v.
• • 1. to heat almost to boiling, but not quite: magpainit (painitin, iinit) lamang na mabuti
  • 2. to pour boiling liquid over: magbanli, banlian
  • 3. to burn with hot liquid: mabanlian

n.
• • a burn caused by hot liquid or steam: banli, paso

burn

v.
• • 1. to be on fire: masunog, masilab
  • 2. to set on fire: sumunog, manunog, sunugin, sumilab, silaban
  • 3. to burn fiercely, to be blazing: magliyab, papagliyabin
  • 4. to injure or be injured by burning: mapaso, pasuin
  • 5. to burn with fever: magapoy sa lagnat, apuyin ng lagnat
  • 6. to be completely burnt: matupok, maging abo
  • 7. to burn with emotion: mag-alab, pag-alabin
  • 8. to burn incense: magsuob, suubin
  • 9. to burn out as a light bulb: mapundi

n.
• • a burn, injury caused by fire or heat: paso, sunog

pot

n.
• • 1. an earthen vessel for cooking: palayok, palyok
  • 2. a small earthen cooking pot: anglit
  • 3. a big earthen cooking pot: katingan
  • 4. a metal pot: kaldero
  • 5. a flower pot: masetera, paso
  • 6. a pot and what is in it, the amount a pot will hold: sampalayok, isang palayok

v.
• • 1. to put into a pot: maglagay sa, ilagay sa
  • 2. to put into a flower pot: magpaso, ipaso, magtanim (itanim) sa paso (masetera)
  • 3. to keep the pot boiling, to make a living: maghanapbuhay

jog

n.
• • a slow walk or trot: yagyag, paso

v.
• • to stir up ones own or another persons memory: pukawin (gisingin, buhayin) ang alaala