tumayo
Filipino / Tagalog language translation for the meaning of the word tumayo in the Tagalog Dictionary.Definition for the Tagalog word tumayo:
tumayô 
[verb] to stand; to stand up; to rise; to position oneself
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Verb conjugations of tumayo:
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How to pronounce tumayo:
TUMAYO AUDIO CLIP:
Markup Code:
[rec:8452]
Markup Code:
[rec:8452]
Related Filipino Words:
tayôtayoitayômagtayôkatayuanmaitayôtayuántáyo-tayotayo namakatayôRelated English Words:
standstoodstandingriseroserisenstand upstands upstood upstanding uparisearisesarosearising Grammatical Ligature:
This word plus a grammatical ligature would be:tumayong
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