From root: edukado
Usage Note
Edukada is the feminine form of the root and refers to a woman of refined learning. Siya ay isang babaeng edukada means she is an educated woman.
Examples
" Edukada siyang babae. "
Natural Translation
She is an educated woman.
Literal Translation
Educated she-that woman.
" Isa siyang edukada na babae. "
Natural Translation
She is an educated woman.
Literal Translation
One she educated woman.
" Bilang isang edukada, hindi siya basta naniniwala sa mga balita hangga't wala siyang nakikitang patunay. "
Natural Translation
As an educated woman, she does not simply believe news until she sees proof.
Literal Translation
As one educated-woman, not she just believes in the news until none she-that sees-that proof.
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