From root: guhit
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
ginuhit
gi-NU-hit
drew or sketched
Present (Incomplete)
ginuguhit
gi-nu-GU-hit
is drawing or sketching
Future (Contemplated)
guguhitin
gu-gu-hi-TIN
will draw or sketch
Usage Note
Guhitin is an object-focus verb used when the focus of the sentence is the specific object or image being drawn. It is commonly used in instructional contexts or when requesting someone to sketch a particular subject, like a person or a map.
Examples
" Guhitin mo ang isang bulaklak. "
Natural Translation
Draw a flower.
Literal Translation
Draw you a flower.
" Kailangan mong guhitin ang bahay. "
Natural Translation
You need to draw the house.
Literal Translation
Need you draw the house.
" Sa klase ng sining, kailangang guhitin ng mga estudyante ang tanawing kanilang nakikita sa labas ng bintana. "
Natural Translation
In art class, the students need to draw the scenery they see outside the window.
Literal Translation
In class of art, need draw by plural students the scenery that their seeing at outside of window.
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