From root: ligamgam
Usage Note
Kaligamgaman refers to the state or quality of being tepid. It is often used in formal or technical descriptions of temperature.
Examples
" Ayaw ko ng kaligamgaman ng kape. "
Natural Translation
I don't like the lukewarmness of the coffee.
Literal Translation
Don't-like I of lukewarmness of coffee.
" Ramdam ko ang kaligamgaman ng tsaa. "
Natural Translation
I can feel the lukewarmness of the tea.
Literal Translation
Feel I the lukewarmness of the tea.
" Dahil sa kaligamgaman ng tubig sa paliguan, hindi ko alam kung iinit pa o magbababad na lamang ako. "
Natural Translation
Because of the lukewarmness of the bath water, I do not know whether to heat it more or just soak in it.
Literal Translation
Because-of the lukewarmness of water in bath, not I know whether heat-more or soak just I.
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