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lamukin

to be bitten by mosquitoes

verb la-mu-KIN OF VERB Rare
Illustration of the root word "lamok" (mosquito)
Illustration from root: lamok

From root: lamok

Conjugations

Past (Completed)

nilamok

ni-la-MOK

was bitten by mosquitoes

Present (Incomplete)

nilalamok

ni-la-la-MOK

is being bitten by mosquitoes

Future (Contemplated)

lalamukin

la-la-mu-KIN

will be bitten by mosquitoes

Usage Note

Lamukin is used to describe a person or a specific area being heavily bitten or infested by mosquitoes. It is common in casual settings as a warning or to explain why someone has many itchy spots on their skin.

Examples

Beginner

" Ayokong lamukin sa gabi. "

Natural Translation

I don't want to get bitten by mosquitoes at night.

Literal Translation

Don't-want-I be-bitten-by-mosquitoes at night.

Intermediate

" Ayaw kong lamukin sa labas. "

Natural Translation

I don't want to be bitten by mosquitoes outside.

Literal Translation

Don't want I to be bitten by mosquitoes at outside.

Advanced

" Magsuot ka ng mahabang manggas kung ayaw mong lamukin habang naglalaro sa labas kinagabihan. "

Natural Translation

Wear long sleeves if you don't want to be bitten by mosquitoes while playing outside in the evening.

Literal Translation

Wear you of long sleeves if don't-want you be-bitten-by-mosquitoes while playing at outside in-the-evening.

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