tagulimot
tagulimót with stress marks
forgetfulness; forgetful
From root: limot
Usage Note
Tagulimot describes the quality or state of being forgetful, often used in a slightly affectionate or gentle way when referring to an elderly person or someone who is absent-minded. It can describe both a temporary lapse in memory and a habitual tendency toward forgetfulness.
Examples
" May tagulimot na ang lolo. "
Natural Translation
Grandfather has become forgetful.
Literal Translation
Has forgetfulness already the grandfather.
" Dahil sa edad, may tagulimot na siya. "
Natural Translation
Because of age, he/she already has forgetfulness.
Literal Translation
Because of age, has forgetfulness already he/she.
" Bagaman matalino pa rin ang lola, ang tagulimot na dulot ng edad ay nagpapahirap sa kanyang pang-araw-araw na gawain. "
Natural Translation
Although grandmother is still sharp, the forgetfulness brought on by age makes her daily tasks harder.
Literal Translation
Although smart still also the grandmother, the forgetfulness that brought of age makes-hard in her daily tasks.
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