diyamante
diyamánte with stress marks
diamond
Usage Note
Diyamante refers to a diamond and is commonly used when discussing high-value jewelry, engagement rings, or family heirlooms. It is a symbol of luxury and is frequently mentioned in the context of weddings and special gifts in Filipino culture.
Examples
" Mahal ang diyamante. "
Natural Translation
Diamonds are expensive.
Literal Translation
Expensive the diamond.
" Napakakinang ng diyamante. "
Natural Translation
The diamond is very sparkling.
Literal Translation
Very sparkling the diamond.
" Ipinamana sa kanya ng kanyang lola ang singsing na may diyamante na isinusuot lang tuwing may malaking okasyon. "
Natural Translation
Her grandmother passed down to her the diamond ring that is only worn during big occasions.
Literal Translation
Bequeathed to her by her grandmother the ring that has diamond that worn only every there-is big occasion.
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