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ihip

íhip with stress marks

blow

noun verb I-hip Native origin Less Common

Usage Note

Ihip refers to a gust or puff of air, whether from the wind or from a person's breath, and appears in both everyday and literary contexts. The verb 'umihip' means to blow or for the wind to blow, and 'ihip ng hangin' is a common poetic phrase.

Examples

Beginner

" Sarap ng ihip ng hangin. "

Natural Translation

The breeze feels nice.

Literal Translation

Delight of-the blow of wind.

Intermediate

" Malamig ang ihip ng hangin ngayong gabi. "

Natural Translation

The wind blows cold tonight.

Literal Translation

Cold the blow of-the wind this-night.

Advanced

" Tuwing hapon sa baybayin, ang malamig na ihip ng hangin ay parang yakap na nagpapagaan ng pakiramdam. "

Natural Translation

Every afternoon at the shore, the cool breeze feels like an embrace that lightens the heart.

Literal Translation

Every afternoon at shore, the cool blow of wind is like embrace that lightens of feeling.

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