From root: ehersisyo
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
iniehersisyo
i-ni-e-her-SIS-yo
exercised (a body part)
Present (Incomplete)
inieehersisyo
i-ni-e-e-her-SIS-yo
exercising (a body part)
Future (Contemplated)
ieehersisyo
i-e-e-her-SIS-yo
will exercise (a body part)
Usage Note
Iehersisyo is used when the focus is on a specific body part or object that needs to be moved or exercised, often in the context of physical therapy or targeted routines. It is less common than the actor-focus mag-ehersisyo, which refers to the general act of working out.
Examples
" Iehersisyo mo ang binti mo. "
Natural Translation
Exercise your leg.
Literal Translation
Exercise you the leg your.
" Kailangan mong iehersisyo ang braso mo. "
Natural Translation
You need to exercise your arm.
Literal Translation
Need you exercise the arm your.
" Inireseta ng doktor na iehersisyo ko araw-araw ang aking braso para mabilis na gumaling ang naoperahang kasukasuan. "
Natural Translation
The doctor prescribed that I exercise my arm every day so the operated joint heals quickly.
Literal Translation
Prescribed by doctor that exercise I day-day the my arm so fast heal the operated-on joint.
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