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madiwata

enchanted or full of spirits

adjective ma-di-WA-ta DERIVED Rare

From root: diwata

Usage Note

Madiwata describes a place believed to be heavily inhabited or guarded by forest spirits.

Examples

Beginner

" Madiwata raw ang kuweba. "

Natural Translation

They say the cave is enchanted.

Literal Translation

Enchanted reportedly the cave.

Intermediate

" Ang kagubatan ay mukhang madiwata at mahiwaga. "

Natural Translation

The forest looks enchanted and mysterious.

Literal Translation

The forest is looks enchanted and mysterious.

Advanced

" Iniwasan ng mga mangangaso ang madiwatang bahagi ng gubat dahil naniniwala silang nakatira doon ang mga espiritung tagapagbantay. "

Natural Translation

The hunters avoided the enchanted part of the forest because they believed guardian spirits lived there.

Literal Translation

Was-avoided by the hunters the enchanted part of forest because believe they that residing there the spirits guardian.

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