From root: hardin
Usage Note
Hardinero refers to a person whose job or hobby is to tend to a garden. Many Filipino households with large yards employ a hardinero for upkeep.
Examples
" Magaling ang hardinero namin. "
Natural Translation
Our gardener is skilled.
Literal Translation
Skilled the gardener our.
" Ang hardinero ang nag-aalaga ng mga bulaklak. "
Natural Translation
The gardener takes care of the flowers.
Literal Translation
The gardener the caretaker of the flowers.
" Tuwing umaga, dumarating ang hardinero para diligan ang mga halaman at gupitin ang damo sa bakuran. "
Natural Translation
Every morning, the gardener arrives to water the plants and cut the grass in the yard.
Literal Translation
Every morning, arrives the gardener to water the plants and cut the grass in yard.
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