From root: milenyo
Usage Note
Kamilenyuan refers to the state or the duration of a thousand-year period. It is used in more formal or academic contexts discussing history.
Examples
" Bago na ang kamilenyuan. "
Natural Translation
The millennium period is new.
Literal Translation
New already the millennium-period.
" Ipagdiwang natin ang kamilenyuan. "
Natural Translation
Let's celebrate the millennium period.
Literal Translation
Celebrate we the millennium-period.
" Sa pag-aaral ng kasaysayan, mahalagang suriin kung paano nagbago ang lipunan sa bawat kamilenyuan ng sibilisasyon. "
Natural Translation
In the study of history, it is important to examine how society changed over each millennium of civilization.
Literal Translation
In-the study of history, important to-examine if how changed the society in each millennium of civilization.
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