From root: aso
Usage Note
Pang-aso is used to describe items specifically designed for dogs, such as dog food or a dog leash.
Examples
" Bumili ako ng pagkaing pang-aso. "
Natural Translation
I bought dog food.
Literal Translation
Bought I of food for-dog.
" Bumili ako ng gamot na pang-aso. "
Natural Translation
I bought medicine for the dog.
Literal Translation
Bought I medicine for-dog.
" Sa tindahan ng alagang hayop, marami kang makikitang pang-asong laruan, pagkain, at damit na angkop sa iba't ibang lahi. "
Natural Translation
At the pet store, you'll see many dog toys, foods, and clothes suited to different breeds.
Literal Translation
At store of pet animal, many you will-see for-dog link toys, food, and clothes that fit to various breeds.
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