From root: ahit
Usage Note
Pang-ahit is the general term for shaving equipment like disposable razors or electric shavers.
Examples
" Nasaan ang pang-ahit ko? "
Natural Translation
Where is my razor?
Literal Translation
Where the razor my?
" Bago ang aking pang-ahit. "
Natural Translation
My razor is new.
Literal Translation
New the my razor.
" Pumunta siya sa tindahan para bumili ng bagong pang-ahit dahil pumurol na ang luma niya. "
Natural Translation
He went to the store to buy a new razor because his old one had gone dull.
Literal Translation
Went he to store to buy of new razor because dulled already the old his.
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