Filipino Nouns And Their Opposite Gender Equivalent

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11. prinsipe

The given word "prinsesa" is the correct answer because it is the feminine form of the word "prinsipe." In Filipino, "prinsipe" means prince, while "prinsesa" means princess. Since the question does not provide any context or additional information, it can be assumed that the correct answer is the feminine counterpart of the given word.

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14. bayaw

The word "bayaw" is a Filipino term that refers to the husband of one's sister-in-law. On the other hand, "hipag" is another Filipino term that refers to the wife of one's brother-in-law. Since "hipag" is the correct answer and it matches the given options, it can be concluded that "bayaw" is not the correct answer in this context.

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Tatay

Kuya

Tiyo

Ninong

Papa

Ama

Hari

Lolo

Binata

Ginoo

Prinsipe

Dekano

Binatilyo

Bayaw

Totoy

Tandang

Emperador

Duke

Mama

Tata/apo

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