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ani

áni with stress marks

harvest

noun verb A-ni Native origin Less Common

Usage Note

Ani refers to the crops gathered during a harvest and is a central term in agricultural Filipino life. Figuratively, it is frequently used to describe the rewards or 'fruits' earned through one's hard work and perseverance.

Examples

Beginner

" Maganda ang ani natin. "

Natural Translation

Our harvest is good.

Literal Translation

Good the harvest ours.

Intermediate

" Marami ang ani ngayong taon. "

Natural Translation

The harvest is plentiful this year.

Literal Translation

Plenty the harvest this year.

Advanced

" Dahil sa masaganang ani ngayong taon, naipagdiwang ng mga magsasaka ang kanilang pinaghirapan sa buong panahon. "

Natural Translation

Because of the bountiful harvest this year, the farmers celebrated all that they had worked hard for throughout the season.

Literal Translation

Because of bountiful harvest this year, was-celebrated of the farmers the their toiled-for in whole season.

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