From root: araw
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
inaraw
i-na-RAW
did daily
Present (Incomplete)
inaaraw
i-na-a-RAW
doing daily
Future (Contemplated)
aarawin
a-a-ra-WIN
will do daily
Usage Note
Arawin is used when describing the act of making a specific activity a daily habit or routine. It often carries an informal tone, typically used when advising someone to consistently perform a task every single day.
Examples
" Arawin mo ang pag-iinom ng gamot. "
Natural Translation
Take the medicine every day.
Literal Translation
Do-daily you the drinking of medicine.
" Balak naming arawin ang pag-aaral ng Tagalog. "
Natural Translation
We plan to do daily the studying of Tagalog.
Literal Translation
Plan we-inclusive to-do-daily the studying of Tagalog.
" Kung gusto mong gumaling agad, dapat mong arawin ang pag-eehersisyo at hindi laktawan kahit isang araw. "
Natural Translation
If you want to recover quickly, you should do the exercise daily and not skip even one day.
Literal Translation
If want you to-recover immediately, should you do-daily the exercising and not skip even one day.
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