From root: lampaso
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
nilampasuhan
ni-lam-pa-su-HAN
mopped a place
Present (Incomplete)
nilalampasuhan
ni-la-lam-pa-su-HAN
mopping a place
Future (Contemplated)
lalampasuhan
la-lam-pa-su-HAN
will mop a place
Usage Note
Lampasuhan is an object-focus verb used when specifying the area or floor that needs to be cleaned, traditionally using a coconut husk or a mop. It is commonly used in domestic settings when assigning household cleaning tasks.
Examples
" Lampasuhan mo ang sahig. "
Natural Translation
Mop the floor.
Literal Translation
Mop-at you the floor.
" Masarap lampasuhan ang malinis na sahig. "
Natural Translation
It is nice to mop a the clean floor.
Literal Translation
Nice mop-at the clean floor.
" Pagkatapos ng handaan, kinailangan naming lampasuhan ang buong sahig dahil punong-puno ito ng pagkain at inumin. "
Natural Translation
After the party, we had to mop the entire floor because it was covered with food and drinks.
Literal Translation
After of the party, needed we mop-at the whole floor because very-full it of food and drink.
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