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lanta

lantâ with stress marks

withered; wilted

adjective verb lan-TA Native origin Less Common

Usage Note

Lanta describes plants that have lost their freshness due to heat, drought, or age. Figuratively, it can describe a person who looks exhausted or drained. The verb form lumanta means to wilt or wither.

Examples

Beginner

" Lanta na ang gulay. "

Natural Translation

The vegetables are already wilted.

Literal Translation

Wilted already the vegetable.

Intermediate

" Lanta na ang bulaklak. "

Natural Translation

The flower is already withered.

Literal Translation

Wilted already the flower.

Advanced

" Dahil sa init ng araw at kawalan ng tubig, lanta na ang mga halaman na itinanim namin noong nakaraang buwan. "

Natural Translation

Because of the heat of the sun and lack of water, the plants we planted last month have already wilted.

Literal Translation

Because of heat of sun and lack of water, wilted already the plants that planted we last month.

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