Meaning of "wind"

wind •

v.
• • 1. to move this way and that, go in a crooked way, change direction, turn: magpaliku-liko, paliku-likuin
  • 2. to twist or turn around something: magpulupot, ipulupot (transitive verb), pumulupot (intransitive verb), puluputan, magpilipit, pumilipit, ipilipit, pilipitin, pilipitan
  • 3. to roll into a ball or on a spool, etc.: mag-ikid, ikirin, iikid, magkidkid, ikidkid, kidkirin, magbilibid, ibilibid, maglikaw, ilikaw
  • 4. to fold, wrap, or place about something: magbalot, mabalot, balutin, ibalot
  • 5. to fold the arms around something: yumakap, yakapin, iyakap
  • 6. to make a clock go by turning some part of it: magsusi, susian, magkuwerdas, kuwerdasan
  • 7. to wind up sometimes means to end, settle, conclude: magwakas, wakasan, tumapos, magtapos, tapusin

n.
• • 1. a bend, a turn: kurba, kurbada, liko
  • 2. a twist: pulupot, pilipit

n.
• • moving air: hangin

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coil

n.
• • a ring or series of rings formed by winding: rolyo

v.
• • to wind around something (e.g. a stick): pumulupot, ipulupot, mamulupot, umikid, iikid

sail

n.
• • a piece of cloth spread to the wind to make a ship move through the water: layag

v.
• • to travel on a boat: maglayag, lumayag

wrap

v.
• • 1. to wind or fold round as a covering: magbalot, ibalot, magbalabal, ibalabal
  • 2. to cover by winding or folding something around : bumalot, balutin
  • 3. to cover and tie up or fasten: magbalot, balutin

n.
• • 1. an outer covering: balabal, abrigo
  • 2. a wrap or covering for the head: kulubong, talukbong, bandana
  • 3. wrapped up in sometimes means devoted to, thinking chiefly of: haling na haling, abalang-abala

drive

v.
• • 1. to drive a car, etc.: magmaneho, manehuhin, magpatakbo, patakbuhin
  • 2. to drive away a person: magpalayas, palayasin
  • 3. to drive away animals: magtaboy, itaboy
  • 4. to drive away insects, birds, fowls, etc.: bumugaw, bugawin
  • 5. to conduct someone in an automobile: maghatid sa awto
  • 6. to go for a drive in an automobile: mamasyal nang nakaawto
  • 7. to be driven by current or wind: mapadpad, ipadpad, matangay, tangayin

n.
• • 1. a trip in an automobile: pasyal sa awto
  • 2. vigor, energy: lakas, puwersa
  • 3. act of driving: pagmamaneho, pangungutsero

sound

n.
• • 1. what can be perceived by ear, what is or can be heard: tunog
  • 2. a noise: ingay
  • 3. the sound of bells: tunog, telembang, kulingling o kililing
  • 4. a knocking sound: kalantog, kalatok, katok, tuktok
  • 5. a squeaking sound as of a new shoe: ingit
  • 6. the squeaking sound of a door hinge: langitngit
  • 7. the sound of running water, e.g., of a stream: lagaslas
  • 8. a reverberating sound like the drone of an airplane: ugong
  • 9. a wheezing sound, e.g., of an asthmatic: huni
  • 10. the sound of footsteps: yabag
  • 11. the whining sound of strong wind: haginit, hagunot
  • 12. the whining sound of a bullet: higing, haging
  • 13. a clacking sound such as produced by heels of shoes on a pavement: taguktok, lagatok, lagutok
  • 14. a sound such as caused by the clapping of the hands, etc.: palakpak
  • 15. a crunching sound as when chewing something hard: langutngot
  • 16. the sound of a falling water, as in a waterfall: lagaslas
  • 17. the splash of water caused by throwing a stone into a pool: bulabok, bulubok
  • 18. a rustling sound, e.g., of leaves, paper, cloth, etc.: kaluskos
  • 19. the sound produced by the throat in swallowing: lagok
  • 2.0 the sound of the heart beating when agitated: kabog
  • 2.1. a snapping sound such as caused by snapping the fingers: lagitik
  • 2.2. the cracking sound of a whip: lagitik, haginit
  • 2.3. a deep reverberating sound such as the echo of thunder or of a cannon: dagundong, kulog

v.
• • 1. to sound or cause to sound: tumunog, magpatunog, patunugin, humihip, hipan
  • 2. to make a sound or noise: mag-ingay, umingay
  • 3. to make a whining sound: umugong, humaginit, humagunot

adj.
• • 1. deep (as a sleep): mahimbing, malalim
  • 2. healthy, free from disease: malusog, mabuti
  • 3. free from injury, decay, or defect: magaling, mabuti, mahusay, walang sira, walang pinsala, maayos, buo
  • 4. strong, safe, secure: matatag, matibay, segurado
  • 5. right, correct, reasonable, reliable: tama, tumpak, makatarungan

blow

n.
• • 1. a hit with the fist: suntok, dagok
  • 2. a blow with a whip or stick: palo, hampas, bugbog
  • 3. the blow of the wind, sudden blow or gush: ihip

v.
• • 1. to give a blow, to strike with the fist: sumuntok, suntukin
  • 2. to strike or give a blow with a whip, stick, etc.: pumalo, paluin, humampas, hampasin, bumugbog, bugbugin
  • 3. to give a blow with the elbow and shoulder: dagilin
  • 4. to give a blow or nudge with the elbow: sumiko, sikuhin
  • 5. to blow as the wind: humangin, hanginin, humihip, umihip
  • 6. to be blown by the wind (as a small boat): hanginin

breeze

n.
• • a gentle or soft wind: simoy

kite

n.
• • a light wooden fram covered with paper or cloth to be flown in the wind: saranggola

twist

v.
• • 1. to turn or cause to turn or wind: umikot, magpaikot, paikutin, pumihit, pihitin
  • 2. to wind together, to wind: magpili, pumili, pilihin, magpilipit, pumilipit, pilipitin
  • 3. to bend: magbalikuko, bumalikuko, balikukuin, ibalikuko, magbaluktot, bumaluktot, baluktutin, ibaluktot
  • 4. to curve, to bend: magpaliku-liko, lumiku-liko, paliku-likuin
  • 5. to force or to become out of shape or shape: magtabingi, tumabingi, patabingiin, magkatabi-tabingi
  • 6. to distort the meaning of: bumaluktot, baluktutin, bumaligtad, baligtarin, mag-uwi (iuwi) sa ibang bagay, mag-iba ng kahulugan, ibahin ang kahulugan
  • 7. to twist the foot or ankle: matapilok

n.
• • 1. a twisting: pagbaluktot, pagpilipit, pagbalikuko
  • 2. a thread, cord, or rope made of two or more strands twisted together: pili
  • 3. a being twisted: pagkabaluktot, pagkabalikuko, pagkapilipit two num/adj. the number equal to one plus one: dos, dalawa

weather

n.
• • 1. the condition of the air: panahon
  • 2. climate: klima

v.
• • 1. to expose to the weather: malantad (ilantad) sa init, araw, lamig, ulan o hangin
  • 2. to go or come through safely: maligtasan, makaligtas

adj.
• • towards or against the wind: pasalunga sa hangin

ikit

v.
• • umikit (-um-) to turn around, to turn inward, to rotate. Habang umiikit ang mundo, lumilipas ang panahon. As the earth rotates, time goes by. mag-ikit, ikitin, iikit

v.
• • (mag-:-in, i) to wind

paypay

n.
• • fan [var. pamaypay] magpaypay, ipaypay, paypayan (mag-:i-,-an)

v.
• • to fan, to wave as to produce wind. Nagpapaypay ang babae dahil sa init. The woman is fanning (herself) because of the heat. paypay

n.
• • shoulder (Boston butt)

pihit

v.
• • pumihit (-um-) to turn around magpihit, pihitin, ipihit (mag-:in, i-)

v.
• • to wind, to turn a crank or a shaft. Pihitin mo ang manibela sa kaliwa. Turn the steering wheel to the left.

pulupot

v.
• • magpulupot, ipulupot (mag-:i-) to twist around or wind around something. Ipulupot mo ang lubid sa iyong bewang. Twist the rope around your waist.

habagat

n.
• • a west or southwest wind, monsoon

tumba

v.
• • tumumba (-um-) to fall down, to topple, to tumble. Tumumba ang kahoy sa lakas ng hangin. The tree fell down due to the strong wind. magtumba, itumba (mag-: i-)

v.
• • to cause something to tumble or to be overturned or upset, to push over. Itumba mo ang mga bote. Push the bottles over (on their sides).

sara

v.
• • sumara (-um-) to close. Sumara ang bintana sa lakas ng hangin. The window closed because of the strong wind. magsara, sarahan, isara (mag:-an, i-)

v.
• • to close (something), to shut, to turn off. Sarahan (sarhan) mo ang pinto. Close the door.

tiwangwang

adj.
• • nakatiwangwang (naka-) widely open, totally exposed (to wind and sun) tiwarik

adj.
• • upside down, head down, feet up

bukas

adv.
• • 1. bukas, tomorrow
  • 2. bukas, open

v.
• • bumukas (-um-) to be opened. Bumukas ang pinto sa lakas ng hangin. The door was opened because of the strong wind. magbukas, ibukas, buksan (mag:i-, -an)

v.
• • to open something. Buksan mo ang bintana. Open the window.

hihip

n.
• • hihip/ ihip blowing (as of wind from mouth)

v.
• • humihip (-um-) to blow (as of the wind or from the mouth). Himihip ang hangin. The wind blew. hipan (-an)

v.
• • to blow on something. Hipan mo ang apoy. Blow at the fire.

hangin

n.
• • air, wind

adj.
• • mahangin (ma-) windy

utot

n.
• • break wind, fart