From root: ahit
Usage Note
Pag-ahit refers to the process or routine of removing hair from the face or body.
Examples
" Gusto ko ng mabilis na pag-ahit. "
Natural Translation
I like a quick shave.
Literal Translation
Want I of quick shaving.
" Mahirap ang pag-ahit kung nagmamadali. "
Natural Translation
Shaving is difficult when you are in a rush.
Literal Translation
Difficult the act-of-shaving if rushing.
" Bahagi na ng kanyang umagang rutina ang maingat na pag-ahit bago siya pumasok sa trabaho. "
Natural Translation
A careful shave has become part of his morning routine before he heads to work.
Literal Translation
Part already of his morning routine the careful shaving before he enters at work.
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