From root: anibersaryo
Usage Note
Ika-anibersaryo is used to specify the numerical milestone of an event. For example, ika-sampung anibersaryo means the tenth anniversary.
Examples
" Ngayon ang ika-anibersaryo namin. "
Natural Translation
Today is our anniversary.
Literal Translation
Today the nth-anniversary our.
" Ipinagdiwang nila ang kanilang ika-sampung anibersaryo. "
Natural Translation
They celebrated their 10th anniversary.
Literal Translation
Celebrated they their 10th anniversary.
" Sa darating na ika-dalawampung anibersaryo ng kasal nila, balak nilang bumalik sa lugar kung saan sila unang nagkakilala. "
Natural Translation
On their upcoming 20th wedding anniversary, they plan to return to the place where they first met.
Literal Translation
On coming nth-twentieth anniversary of wedding their, plan they to return to place where they first met-each-other.
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