From root: Mayo
Usage Note
Mayuhan is a term used for festivals or traditional activities held throughout the month of May.
Examples
" Masaya ang Mayuhan kahapon. "
Natural Translation
Yesterday's May celebration was fun.
Literal Translation
Happy the May-celebration yesterday.
" Masaya ang Mayuhan sa amin. "
Natural Translation
The May celebration in our place is fun.
Literal Translation
Happy the May-celebration in us.
" Tuwing Mayuhan sa aming bayan, pinupuno ng mga bulaklak at prusisyon ang mga lansangan bilang parangal sa Mahal na Birhen. "
Natural Translation
During the May celebration in our town, the streets are filled with flowers and processions in honor of the Blessed Virgin.
Literal Translation
Every May-celebration in our town, filled with flowers and processions the streets as honor to-the Blessed Virgin.
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