From root: limot
Usage Note
Paglimot focuses on the process of intentionally or unintentionally letting go of certain memories. It is frequently used in songs and literature about healing from a breakup.
Examples
" Mahirap ang paglimot sa kanya. "
Natural Translation
Forgetting him is hard.
Literal Translation
Difficult the forgetting to him.
" Ang paglimot sa sakit ay kailangan. "
Natural Translation
Forgetting the pain is necessary.
Literal Translation
The act of forgetting the pain is needed.
" Hindi madali ang paglimot sa isang taong minahal mo nang husto, ngunit ito ang simula ng paggaling. "
Natural Translation
Forgetting someone you loved deeply isn't easy, but it is the beginning of healing.
Literal Translation
Not easy the forgetting to one person loved you very, but this the beginning of healing.
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limot has 8 related forms built from the same root.
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