nakakakontento
satisfying
From root: kontento
Usage Note
Nakakakontento describes something that brings a sense of fulfillment or satisfaction, such as a simple but delicious meal.
Examples
" Nakakakontento ang pagkain. "
Natural Translation
The food is satisfying.
Literal Translation
Satisfying the food.
" Nakakakontento ang simpleng pamumuhay. "
Natural Translation
Simple living is satisfying.
Literal Translation
Satisfying the simple living.
" Kahit pagod ako sa trabaho, nakakakontento pa ring makitang masaya ang aking pamilya. "
Natural Translation
Even though I'm tired from work, it's still satisfying to see my family happy.
Literal Translation
Even tired I from work, satisfying still to-see happy the my family.
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