From root: kabayo
Usage Note
Kabayuhan is a place or structure where horses are kept, groomed, and fed.
Examples
" Nasa kabayuhan ang mga kabayo. "
Natural Translation
The horses are in the stable.
Literal Translation
In stable the horses.
" Malinis ang kanilang kabayuhan. "
Natural Translation
Their horse stable is clean.
Literal Translation
Clean the their horse-stable.
" Tuwing umaga, nililinis ng mga trabahador ang kabayuhan bago nila pakainin at painumin ang lahat ng kabayo. "
Natural Translation
Every morning, the workers clean the stable before they feed and water all the horses.
Literal Translation
Every morning, clean of the workers the stable before they feed and give-drink the all of horses.
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