From root: hardin
Usage Note
Paghahardin refers to the act or hobby of tending a garden. This activity gained significant popularity in the Philippines as a home-based hobby.
Examples
" Mahilig ako sa paghahardin. "
Natural Translation
I like gardening.
Literal Translation
Fond I of gardening.
" Mahilig siya sa paghahardin tuwing Sabado. "
Natural Translation
He/she is fond of gardening every Saturday.
Literal Translation
Fond he/she of gardening every Saturday.
" Naging libangan ng marami ang paghahardin noong nakulong sila sa bahay dahil sa pandemya. "
Natural Translation
Gardening became a pastime for many people when they were confined to their homes because of the pandemic.
Literal Translation
Became pastime of many the gardening when confined they in house because of pandemic.
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