From root: likod
Usage Note
Panlikod is an adjective used to describe things positioned at or designed for the rear. An example is pintong panlikod, which translates to back door.
Examples
" Sira ang gulong na panlikod. "
Natural Translation
The rear wheel is broken.
Literal Translation
Broken the wheel that rear.
" Ito ay pintong panlikod. "
Natural Translation
This is a rear door.
Literal Translation
This is door rear.
" Pumasok kami sa pintong panlikod dahil sarado na ang pangunahing tarangkahan ng gusali. "
Natural Translation
We entered through the back door because the building's main gate was already closed.
Literal Translation
Entered we to door rear because closed already the main gate of building.
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