pambihira
extraordinary; unusual
From root: bihira
Usage Note
Pambihira describes something remarkable or exceptional. It is also frequently used as an interjection to express surprise, amazement, or even annoyance.
Examples
" Pambihira ang tanawin dito. "
Natural Translation
The view here is extraordinary.
Literal Translation
Extraordinary the view here.
" Pambihira ang galing niya. "
Natural Translation
His/her talent is extraordinary.
Literal Translation
Extraordinary the talent his/her.
" Pambihira talaga ang katatagan niya kahit napakahirap ng pinagdaanan ng kanilang pamilya. "
Natural Translation
His resilience is truly extraordinary even though their family went through such hardship.
Literal Translation
Extraordinary really the resilience his even-though very-hard the went-through of-the their family.
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