From root: gayuma
Usage Note
Panggayuma refers to the specific object, oil, or item used to perform the act of enchanting someone.
Examples
" May panggayuma raw siya. "
Natural Translation
They say she has a love charm.
Literal Translation
Has love-charm reportedly she.
" Huwag kang gagamit ng panggayuma. "
Natural Translation
Don't use a love charm.
Literal Translation
Don't you will-use of love-charm.
" Ayon sa kuwento ng lola, ang panggayuma na ginagamit noon ay gawa sa langis at mababangong halaman. "
Natural Translation
According to grandmother's story, the love charm they used back then was made from oil and fragrant plants.
Literal Translation
According to story of grandmother, the love-charm that being-used before was made from oil and fragrant plants.
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