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idamit

to wear as clothes

verb i-DA-mit OF VERB Less Common
Illustration of the root word "damit" (clothing)
Illustration from root: damit

From root: damit

Conjugations

Past (Completed)

idinamit

i-di-NA-mit

wore as clothes

Present (Incomplete)

idinadamit

i-di-na-DA-mit

wearing as clothes

Future (Contemplated)

idadamit

i-da-DA-mit

will wear as clothes

Usage Note

Idamit is used when specifying a particular item to be worn or when dressing another person or object like a doll. It focuses on the garment itself as the object being applied, whereas 'magsuot' is the more common general term for the act of wearing clothes.

Examples

Beginner

" Idamit mo ang asul na blusa. "

Natural Translation

Wear the blue blouse.

Literal Translation

Wear-as-clothes you the blue blouse.

Intermediate

" Gusto kong idamit ang lumang damit ko. "

Natural Translation

I want to wear my old clothes.

Literal Translation

Want I wear-as-clothes the old clothes my.

Advanced

" Gusto kong idamit ang barong na regalo sa akin ng aking lolo noong nakaraang Pasko. "

Natural Translation

I want to wear the barong that my grandfather gave me last Christmas.

Literal Translation

Want I-that wear-as-clothes the barong that gift to me of my grandfather this-past Christmas.

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