pagkaedukado
the state of being educated
From root: edukado
Usage Note
Pagkaedukado describes the quality or condition of having received an education. Ang kanyang pagkaedukado ay hudyat ng tagumpay means his being educated is a sign of success.
Examples
" Ipinagmamalaki niya ang pagkaedukado. "
Natural Translation
She is proud of being educated.
Literal Translation
Proud-of she the being-educated.
" Mahalaga ang pagkaedukado sa lipunan. "
Natural Translation
Being educated is important in society.
Literal Translation
Important the state-of-being-educated in society.
" Hindi sukatan ng pagkatao ang pagkaedukado, dahil maraming mababait na tao na hindi nakapag-aral. "
Natural Translation
Being educated is not a measure of character, because there are many kind people who were not able to study.
Literal Translation
Not measure of personhood the being-educated, because many kind that people that not able-to-study.
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edukado has 3 related forms built from the same root.
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