From root: ligo
Usage Note
Panligo refers to tools or supplies such as soap, shampoo, or towels specifically set aside for a bath. One might ask Nasaan ang aking panligo? when preparing to wash up.
Examples
" Dalhin mo ang panligo mo. "
Natural Translation
Bring your bathing things.
Literal Translation
Bring you the bathing-items your.
" Nakalimutan ko ang aking panligo. "
Natural Translation
I forgot my bathing items.
Literal Translation
Forgot I the my bathing-items.
" Bago kami umalis patungong dagat, sinigurado naming kumpleto ang panligo at mga damit na pamalit. "
Natural Translation
Before we left for the beach, we made sure the bathing supplies and the change of clothes were complete.
Literal Translation
Before we left going-to sea, ensured we complete the bathing-items and clothes that replacement.
Tagalog builds thousands of words from a few hundred roots.
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ligo has 7 related forms built from the same root.
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