pambahagi
divisor or meant for distribution
From root: bahagi
Usage Note
Pambahagi is frequently used in mathematics to refer to a divisor, or as an adjective for things intended to be shared.
Examples
" Hatiin mo ito sa pambahagi. "
Natural Translation
Divide this by the divisor.
Literal Translation
Divide you this by-the divisor.
" Ito ang pambahagi sa lahat. "
Natural Translation
This is for distribution to everyone.
Literal Translation
This the for-distribution to all.
" Bago ka makakuha ng tamang sagot, kailangan mong malaman kung ano ang pambahagi sa problema sa matematika. "
Natural Translation
Before you can get the correct answer, you need to know what the divisor is in the math problem.
Literal Translation
Before you can-get of correct answer, need you to-know if what the divisor in-the problem in math.
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bahagi has 6 related forms built from the same root.
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