From root: likas
Usage Note
Likas-yaman refers to the natural wealth of a place. Ang Pilipinas ay sagana sa likas-yaman means the Philippines is abundant in natural resources.
Examples
" Sagana tayo sa likas-yaman. "
Natural Translation
We are rich in natural resources.
Literal Translation
Abundant we in natural-resources.
" Mayaman ang bansa sa likas-yaman. "
Natural Translation
The country is rich in natural resources.
Literal Translation
Rich the country in natural resources.
" Kung hindi natin pangangalagaan ang ating likas-yaman, walang matitirang yaman para sa susunod na henerasyon. "
Natural Translation
If we do not protect our natural resources, there will be no wealth left for the next generation.
Literal Translation
If not we will-protect the our natural-resources, none will-be-left wealth for the next generation.
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