From root: bingi
Usage Note
Kabingihan refers to the state or condition of being deaf. It is a formal term used in medical or academic discussions regarding auditory health.
Examples
" Hindi hadlang ang kabingihan. "
Natural Translation
Deafness is not a barrier.
Literal Translation
Not barrier the deafness.
" Ang kabingihan ay hindi hadlang sa tagumpay. "
Natural Translation
Deafness is not a barrier to success.
Literal Translation
The deafness is not barrier to success.
" Sa kabila ng kaniyang kabingihan, naabot niya ang kaniyang mga pangarap sa pamamagitan ng sipag at tiyaga. "
Natural Translation
Despite his deafness, he achieved his dreams through hard work and perseverance.
Literal Translation
At the-other-side of his deafness, achieved he the his dreams through diligence and perseverance.
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