pagkakabahagi
manner of distribution or allocation
From root: bahagi
Usage Note
Pagkakabahagi refers to the specific way or configuration in which things were divided among recipients.
Examples
" Patas ang pagkakabahagi ng regalo. "
Natural Translation
The distribution of the gifts is fair.
Literal Translation
Fair the distribution of gift.
" Pantay ang pagkakabahagi ng pera. "
Natural Translation
The distribution of money is equal.
Literal Translation
Equal the manner-of-distribution of money.
" Nagreklamo ang mga kapatid dahil hindi pantay ang pagkakabahagi ng mana na iniwan ng kanilang ama. "
Natural Translation
The siblings complained because the way the inheritance left by their father was divided was not equal.
Literal Translation
Complained the siblings because not equal the manner-of-distribution of inheritance that left by their father.
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bahagi has 6 related forms built from the same root.
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