From root: kaserola
Usage Note
Kaserolahan is the specific shelf or area in a Filipino kitchen designated for storing pots and pans.
Examples
" Puno na ang kaserolahan. "
Natural Translation
The casserole rack is already full.
Literal Translation
Full already the casserole-place.
" Nilagay niya ang mga kawali sa kaserolahan. "
Natural Translation
He/she placed the pans in the casserole rack.
Literal Translation
Placed he/she the pans in the casserole-place.
" Inayos niya ang lahat ng kaldero sa kaserolahan upang madaling makuha kapag may magluluto sa kusina. "
Natural Translation
She arranged all the pots in the casserole rack so they would be easy to grab whenever someone cooks in the kitchen.
Literal Translation
Arranged she the all of pot in casserole-place in-order easy be-gotten when there-is will-cook in kitchen.
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