From root: Oktubre
Usage Note
Pang-Oktubre is used to describe things or events specifically intended for the month of October. For example, pang-Oktubre ang mga dekorasyong ito refers to decorations meant for October.
Examples
" Pang-Oktubre ang mga dekorasyon. "
Natural Translation
The decorations are for October.
Literal Translation
For-October the decorations.
" Tapos na ang pang-Oktubre na plano. "
Natural Translation
The plan for October is already finished.
Literal Translation
Finished already the for-October that plan.
" Inilabas na nila ang mga pang-Oktubre na dekorasyon dahil malapit nang dumating ang takbuhan ng mga bata para sa Halloween. "
Natural Translation
They already brought out the October decorations because the children's trick-or-treat for Halloween is almost here.
Literal Translation
Brought-out already they the for-October that decorations because near already arrive the running of the children for Halloween.
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