From root: lampaso
Usage Note
Tagalampaso is the individual whose specific responsibility is to ensure the floors are scrubbed and polished.
Examples
" Masipag ang tagalampaso namin. "
Natural Translation
Our scrubber is hardworking.
Literal Translation
Hardworking the person-assigned-to-scrub our.
" Siya ang tagalampaso dito. "
Natural Translation
He/She is the assigned scrubber here.
Literal Translation
He/She the person-assigned-to-scrub here.
" Bilang tagalampaso sa bahay, siya ang nagsisiguro na makintab ang sahig tuwing may dumadalaw na bisita. "
Natural Translation
As the one assigned to scrub at home, he is the one who makes sure the floor is shiny whenever there are visitors.
Literal Translation
As person-assigned-to-scrub in house, he the makes-sure that shiny the floor whenever has visiting visitor.
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lampaso has 7 related forms built from the same root.
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