From root: bango
Usage Note
Kabangohan refers to the quality or essence of being fragrant, often used in more formal or descriptive contexts.
Examples
" Gusto ko ang kabangohan ng bulaklak. "
Natural Translation
I like the fragrance of the flower.
Literal Translation
Like I the fragrance of flower.
" Napakaganda ng kabangohan ng mga sampaguita. "
Natural Translation
The fragrance of the jasmine flowers is wonderful.
Literal Translation
Very beautiful the fragrance of the jasmine flowers.
" Pagpasok mo sa hardin, sasalubungin ka ng kabangohan ng mga rosas na namumukadkad sa umaga. "
Natural Translation
As you enter the garden, you'll be greeted by the fragrance of the roses blooming in the morning.
Literal Translation
Upon-entering you in garden, will-greet you the fragrance of the roses that blooming in morning.
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