From root: ihi
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
inihi
i-ni-HI
urinated (something)
Present (Incomplete)
iniihi
i-ni-i-HI
urinating (something)
Future (Contemplated)
ihiin
i-i-hi-IN
will urinate (something)
Usage Note
Ihiin is used when the focus is on a specific object being urinated on or passed out of the body, such as a kidney stone. It is typically found in medical contexts or when describing the target of the action rather than the act itself.
Examples
" Huwag mong ihiin ang damit ko. "
Natural Translation
Don't urinate on my clothes.
Literal Translation
Don't you urinate-on the clothes my.
" Ayaw kong ihiin ang halaman. "
Natural Translation
I don't want to urinate on the plant.
Literal Translation
Dislike I urinate the plant.
" Sinabi ng doktor na kailangan kong ihiin ang bato sa apdo nang natural bago siya magrekomenda ng operasyon. "
Natural Translation
The doctor said I need to pass the gallstone naturally before he recommends surgery.
Literal Translation
Said by-the doctor that need I urinate-out the stone in gallbladder naturally before he recommend of operation.
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