From root: mura
Usage Note
Pinakamura is the superlative form of mura, identifying the single lowest-priced item within a defined set. It requires a comparison group — among competing options or a range of products — and is the natural word for bargain-hunting conversations in markets and online shopping.
Examples
" Ito ang pinakamura dito. "
Natural Translation
This is the cheapest here.
Literal Translation
This the cheapest here.
" Ito ang pinakamura sa lahat. "
Natural Translation
This is the cheapest of all.
Literal Translation
This the cheapest of all.
" Bago ka bumili, ikumpara mo muna ang mga presyo para makita kung alin talaga ang pinakamura sa lahat ng tindahan. "
Natural Translation
Before you buy, compare the prices first so you can see which one is really the cheapest among all the stores.
Literal Translation
Before you buy, compare you first the prices so to-see which really the cheapest in all of stores.
Tagalog builds thousands of words from a few hundred roots.
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mura has 6 related forms built from the same root.
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