From root: paruparo
Usage Note
Maparuparo is used to describe a garden or an area where many butterflies are present.
Examples
" Maparuparo ang aming hardin. "
Natural Translation
Our garden is full of butterflies.
Literal Translation
Abounding-in-butterflies the our garden.
" Ang hardin ay maparuparo tuwing tagsibol. "
Natural Translation
The garden is full of butterflies during spring.
Literal Translation
The garden is abounding-in-butterflies during spring.
" Tuwing umaga, maparuparo ang bukid kaya gustung-gusto ng mga bata na maglaro doon. "
Natural Translation
Every morning, the field is full of butterflies, so the children really love to play there.
Literal Translation
Every morning, abounding-in-butterflies the field so really-like by the children to play there.
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