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kapanganiban

peril; danger

noun ka-pa-nga-ni-BAN DERIVED Less Common

From root: panganib

Usage Note

Kapanganiban refers to the abstract concept of danger or the state of being in peril. It is frequently used in formal or literary contexts.

Examples

Beginner

" May kapanganiban sa daan. "

Natural Translation

There is danger on the road.

Literal Translation

There-is danger on road.

Intermediate

" Batid niya ang kapanganiban ng sitwasyon. "

Natural Translation

He/she is aware of the danger of the situation.

Literal Translation

Aware he/she the danger of the situation.

Advanced

" Hindi alintana ng mga mangingisda ang kapanganiban ng dagat upang may maihain sa kanilang pamilya. "

Natural Translation

The fishermen disregard the perils of the sea in order to have something to put on the table for their families.

Literal Translation

Not minded by-the fishermen the peril of the sea so-that there-is to-serve to their family.

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