From root: bukid
Usage Note
Pambukid describes clothing or equipment specifically designed for work in the fields.
Examples
" Pambukid ang sapatos niya. "
Natural Translation
His shoes are for farm work.
Literal Translation
Farm-appropriate the shoes his.
" Ito ang aking pambukid na damit. "
Natural Translation
This is my farm-appropriate clothing.
Literal Translation
This the my farm-appropriate clothing.
" Huwag mong isuot ang pambukid na damit sa simbahan dahil madumi na iyan at sira-sira. "
Natural Translation
Don't wear the farm clothes to church because they are already dirty and torn.
Literal Translation
Don't by-you wear the farm-appropriate clothes to church because dirty already that and torn.
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