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paarawan

to expose to sun

verb pa-a-ra-WAN OF VERB Rare
Illustration of the root word "araw" (sun)
Illustration from root: araw

From root: araw

Conjugations

Past (Completed)

pinaarawan

pi-na-a-ra-WAN

exposed to sun

Present (Incomplete)

pinapaarawan

pi-na-pa-a-ra-WAN

exposing to sun

Future (Contemplated)

papaarawan

pa-pa-a-ra-WAN

will expose to sun

Usage Note

Paarawan is used when placing objects like laundry or food under the sun to dry, or when exposing an infant to early morning sunlight for health benefits.

Examples

Beginner

" Paarawan mo ang mga damit. "

Natural Translation

Put the clothes out in the sun.

Literal Translation

Expose-to-sun you the plural clothes.

Intermediate

" Kailangan nating paarawan ang mga basang unan. "

Natural Translation

We need to expose to sun the wet pillows.

Literal Translation

Need we to-expose-to-sun the plural wet pillow.

Advanced

" Habang maaga pa at maaliwalas ang langit, paarawan natin ang mga basang kumot bago dumating ang ulan. "

Natural Translation

While it is still early and the sky is clear, let us put the wet blankets out in the sun before the rain comes.

Literal Translation

While early still and clear the sky, expose-to-sun we the plural wet blanket before arrive the rain.

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