Pandiwa para sa Pagbibigay ng Hugis

to contour

Pandiwa

/kɑn.tʊr/ or /kaan.toor/

c

k

o

ɑ

n

n

t

t

ou

ʊ

r

r

(balangkasin)

hubugin

to shape something, emphasizing its natural curves and outlines

to deform

Pandiwa

/ˌdiˈfɔɹm/

(magbago ng anyo)

mabunggo

to change the shape of something out of its usual shape

to distort

Pandiwa

/dɪs.tɔrt/ or /dis.tawrt/

d

d

i

ɪ

s

s

t

t

o

ɔ

r

r

t

t

(baluktot)

buwal

to change the shape or condition of something in a way that is no longer clear or natural

to curve

Pandiwa

/kɜrv/ or /kērv/

c

k

u

ɜ

r

r

v

v

e

(ikutin)

yumuko

to shape something into a bent or arched form

to curl

Pandiwa

/kɜrl/ or /kērl/

c

k

u

ɜ

r

r

l

l

(mabaluktot)

umikid

to shape something into a spiral or coiled pattern

to loop

Pandiwa

/lup/ or /loop/

l

l

oo

u

p

p

(buhol)

ikilos

to wind or circle something in coils

to spool

Pandiwa

/spul/ or /spool/

s

s

p

p

oo

u

l

l

(bilog)

iikot

to wind material onto a cylindrical device for storage or use

to coil

Pandiwa

/kɔɪl/ or /kawil/

c

k

oi

ɔɪ

l

l

(iwang)

umugoy

to wind something in a circular or spiral manner

to roll up

Pandiwa

/ɹˈoʊl ˈʌp/

(i-toyo)

i-rolyo

to fold something into a tube-like shape

to ball

Pandiwa

/bɔ:l/ or /bawl/

b

b

a

ɔ:

ll

l

(bumurol)

pabilog

to shape something into a rounded form by rolling or winding

to unfold

Pandiwa

/ʌn.foʊld/ or /an.fooold/

u

ə

n

n

f

f

o

oʊ

l

l

d

d

(ipagsauli)

buksan

to open or spread something out from a folded state or compact form

to spread

Pandiwa

/sprɛd/ or /spred/

s

s

p

p

r

r

ea

ɛ

d

d

(ipagkalat)

ikalat

to open something that is closed or folded

to open

Pandiwa

/oʊ.pən/ or /ooo.pēn/

o

oʊ

p

p

e

ə

n

n

(buksan)

bukas

to unfold or spread something that was previously closed or folded

to knit

Pandiwa

/nɪt/ or /nit/

k

n

n

i

ɪ

t

t

(magtahi)

maghabi

to create clothing, fabric, etc., typically from wool or thread, using a machine or a pair of long and thin needles

to crochet

Pandiwa

/kroʊ.ʃeɪ/ or /krooo.shei/

c

k

r

r

o

oʊ

ch

e

t

ʃeɪ

(gumawa ng sinulid)

manggawa ng kuwintas

to create fabric or a fabric item by interlocking loops of yarn or thread using a hooked needle

to weave

Pandiwa

/wiv/ or /viv/

w

w

ea

i

v

v

e

(magsahe)

humabi

to create fabric or material by interlacing threads, yarn, or other strands in a pattern using a loom or by hand

to thread

Pandiwa

/θrɛd/ or /thred/

th

θ

r

r

ea

ɛ

d

d

(iangkop)

ipasa

to pass a thin string or material through a narrow opening

to braid

Pandiwa

/breɪd/ or /breid/

b

b

r

r

ai

eɪ

d

d

(magtaga)

magbraid

to twist two or three strands of hair in a way that forms a single intertwined piece

to carve

Pandiwa

/kɑrv/ or /kaarv/

c

k

a

ɑ

r

r

v

v

e

(kisg)

ukit

to shape or create by cutting or sculpting, often using tools or a sharp instrument

to etch

Pandiwa

/ɛʧ/ or /ech/

e

ɛ

t

ch

ʧ

(gumuhit)

i-ukit

to cut or carve designs or writings on a hard surface, often using acid or a laser beam

to engrave

Pandiwa

/ɛn.greɪv/ or /en.greiv/

e

ɪ

n

n

g

g

r

r

a

eɪ

v

v

e

(ukitin)

ukit

to carve or cut a design or lettering into a hard surface, such as metal or stone

to chisel

Pandiwa

/ʧɪ.zəl/ or /chi.zēl/

ch

ʧ

i

ɪ

s

z

e

ə

l

l

(himulmol)

ukit

to carve or shape a material, typically wood or stone, by using a sharp-edged tool with a flat metal blade

to whittle

Pandiwa

/hwɪ.təl/ or /hvi.tēl/

wh

hw

i

ɪ

tt

t

ə

l

l

e

(gupit)

ukit

to carve or shape small pieces from a material, usually wood, using a knife or similar tool

to mold

Pandiwa

/moʊld/ or /mooold/

m

m

o

oʊ

l

l

d

d

(takpan)

hubugin

to shape or fashion an object by pressing, shaping, or manipulating malleable material