bintanahan
to provide with a window
From root: bintana
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
binintanahan
bi-nin-ta-na-HAN
provided with a window
Present (Incomplete)
binibintanahan
bi-ni-bin-ta-na-HAN
providing with a window
Future (Contemplated)
bibintanahan
bi-bin-ta-na-HAN
will provide with a window
Usage Note
Bintanahan is used when describing the act of installing or providing a window for a specific structure like a room or a house. It is most commonly used in construction contexts rather than in everyday casual conversation.
Examples
" Bintanahan natin ang kuwarto. "
Natural Translation
Let's put a window in the room.
Literal Translation
Provide-with-window we the room.
" Kailangan mong bintanahan ang bahay. "
Natural Translation
You need to provide the house with a window.
Literal Translation
Need you provide-with-window the house.
" Sinabi ng arkitekto na dapat bintanahan ang silid sa gawing silangan para makapasok ang liwanag ng umaga. "
Natural Translation
The architect said the room should be given a window on the east side so the morning light can come in.
Literal Translation
Said by-the architect that should provide-with-window the room at side east so can-enter the light of morning.
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