From root: kumot
Usage Note
Pangkumot describes materials or fabrics, like wool or thick cotton, that are suitable for making blankets.
Examples
" Makapal ang telang pangkumot. "
Natural Translation
The blanket fabric is thick.
Literal Translation
Thick the fabric that for-blanket.
" Manipis lang ang tela na pangkumot ko. "
Natural Translation
The fabric I use for a blanket is just thin.
Literal Translation
Thin only the fabric that is-for-blanket my.
" Pumili ka ng telang pangkumot na mainit pero magaan, lalo na ngayong palapit na ang malamig na panahon. "
Natural Translation
Choose a blanket fabric that is warm but light, especially now that the cold season is approaching.
Literal Translation
Choose you of fabric that for-blanket that warm but light, especially now that approaching already the cold that weather.
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