From root: paa
Usage Note
Pampaa is used for items designed for the feet, such as foot powder or socks.
Examples
" Bumili ako ng pampaa na pulbos. "
Natural Translation
I bought foot powder.
Literal Translation
Bought I of for-feet that powder.
" Bumili ako ng bagong pampaa na sapatos. "
Natural Translation
I bought new shoes for my feet.
Literal Translation
Bought I of new for-feet that shoes.
" Kapag naglalakad ka nang malayo, mabuting magdala ng pampaa na sapatos na komportable at hindi nakasasakit. "
Natural Translation
When you walk a long way, it's good to bring foot shoes that are comfortable and don't hurt.
Literal Translation
When walking you in-a-way far, good bring of for-feet that shoes that comfortable and not hurting.
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