"Lipas" is a word in TAGALOG, HILIGAYNON, CEBUANO

lipas HILIGAYNON

Definition:

lípas - To shun, avoid, turn away from,
neglect, take no notice of, deviate, digress;
omit, be disobedient. Buút siá maglípas sa
ákon, kay mahádluk nga sókton ko siá
sang ákon kwárta nga ginpahulám ko sa

linúthang – lipók-lípok
íya. He wants to avoid me, because he fears
that I might demand payment of the
amount he has borrowed from me. Sang
pagkakítà níya sa ákon sa dálan naglípas
siá. When he saw me on the road, he
turned away from me. Ginlipásan níya siá
gíkan sa kahuyâ. He avoided meeting him
out of shame. Naglípas siá sa párì, kay
naglápas siá sa pagsímba. He avoided
meeting the priest, because he had
neglected going to church,—had missed
Mass. (cf. likáw, lígad, lubás, aklihís;
lápas).

lipas TAGALOG

Definition:

lipas2
Active Verb: lumipas
Definition: (verb) to lapse; to come to pass
2
Definition:
Notes:
Examples: Lumipas na ang panahon nila Imelda at Ferdinand Marcos. (The era of Imelda and Ferdinand Marcos had already come to pass.)

lipas TAGALOG

Definition:

lipas1
Definition: (adj) out of fashion; obsolete; faded

lipas TAGALOG

Definition:

lipas
Definition: see lipas1 see lipas2

lipas CEBUANO

Definition:

lípas v [A2; c] not go directly over s.t.
, pass around.
Ilípas ang kutsi kay gubà ang taytáyan, Take a detour because the bridge is out.
() a gone beyond a point in time.
Lipas na ang úras sa pagkáun, The time for eating has passed.
v [B2; c1] get beyond a certain point in time.
Nilípas na ang búwan sa udtuhan, The moon has passed the midpoint in the sky.
ang gútum for ones hunger to disappear after the time for eating has passed.
Ug kanúnay nímung lipasun (ilipas) ang ímung gútum ulsirun ka, If you always fail to eat on time, you will develop ulcers.
-an n detour, place a route goes around s.t.

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