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paligo

a bath given to another

noun pa-LI-go DERIVED Less Common

From root: ligo

Usage Note

Paligo refers to the act of bathing someone else, such as a child or a pet. It is used in phrases like paligo sa aso to mean a dog's bath time.

Examples

Beginner

" Mahaba ang paligo sa aso. "

Natural Translation

The dog's bath is long.

Literal Translation

Long the bath to-the dog.

Intermediate

" Salamat sa iyong paligo sa aso. "

Natural Translation

Thanks for giving the dog a bath.

Literal Translation

Thanks to your bath-given to-the dog.

Advanced

" Bago matulog ang sanggol, palaging unang inaasikaso ng nanay ang paligo upang mas mahimbing ang tulog nito. "

Natural Translation

Before the baby sleeps, the mother always tends to the bath first so that the baby's sleep will be more sound.

Literal Translation

Before sleeps the baby, always first attended-to by-the mother the bath so-that more sound the sleep of-it.

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