From root: ihi
Usage Note
Pang-ihi refers to anything used for urinating, such as the bladder or a portable urinal container.
Examples
" May sakit ang pang-ihi niya. "
Natural Translation
His urinary organ is ailing.
Literal Translation
Has illness the urinary-organ his.
" May sakit ang kanyang pang-ihi. "
Natural Translation
His/Her urinary organ has an ailment.
Literal Translation
There-is illness the his/her urinary-organ.
" Sinabi ng doktor na kailangang uminom ng maraming tubig upang manatiling malusog ang pang-ihi. "
Natural Translation
The doctor said one must drink plenty of water in order to keep the urinary system healthy.
Literal Translation
Said of doctor that must to-drink of much water in-order-to stay healthy the urinary-organ.
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