napakapanganib
very dangerous
From root: panganib
Usage Note
Napakapanganib is the intensive form of the adjective used to emphasize that something is extremely hazardous.
Examples
" Napakapanganib ng daan. "
Natural Translation
The road is very dangerous.
Literal Translation
Very-dangerous the road.
" Napakapanganib ng ginawa mo. "
Natural Translation
What you did was very dangerous.
Literal Translation
Very-dangerous that did you.
" Napakapanganib na mag-drive sa bundok kapag maulan dahil madulas ang kalsada at malalim ang bangin sa gilid. "
Natural Translation
It is very dangerous to drive in the mountains when it's rainy because the road is slippery and the ravine on the side is deep.
Literal Translation
Very-dangerous to-drive in mountain when rainy because slippery the road and deep the ravine on side.
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panganib has 3 related forms built from the same root.
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