From root: musika
Usage Note
Musikera is the gender-specific term used to describe a female musician. Example: Maraming mahuhusay na musikera sa bansa.
Examples
" Magaling na musikera siya. "
Natural Translation
She is a skilled musician.
Literal Translation
Skilled link female-musician she.
" Ang musikera ay tumutugtog ng piano. "
Natural Translation
The female musician is playing the piano.
Literal Translation
The female musician is playing the piano.
" Ang batang musikera ay tumugtog ng biyolin sa entablado habang pinapanood siya ng buong pamilya niya. "
Natural Translation
The young female musician played the violin on stage while her whole family watched her.
Literal Translation
The young female-musician played of violin at stage while watching her of whole family her.
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