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pintuan

to provide with a door

verb pin-tu-AN OF VERB Common
Illustration of the root word "pinto" (door)
Illustration from root: pinto

From root: pinto

Conjugations

Past (Completed)

pinintuan

pi-nin-tu-AN

provided with a door

Present (Incomplete)

pinipintuan

pi-ni-pin-tu-AN

providing with a door

Future (Contemplated)

pipintuan

pi-pin-tu-AN

will provide with a door

Usage Note

Pintuan is used when referring to the act of installing or providing a door to a specific structure or opening. While more commonly encountered as a noun meaning 'doorway', as a verb it focuses on the practical task of fitting a physical door into a frame.

Examples

Beginner

" Pintuan natin ang banyo. "

Natural Translation

Let's put a door on the bathroom.

Literal Translation

Provide-with-door we the bathroom.

Intermediate

" Gusto niyang pintuan ang kuwarto. "

Natural Translation

He wants to provide the room with a door.

Literal Translation

Want he provide-with-door the room.

Advanced

" Bago kami lumipat, pipintuan muna ng karpintero ang bawat silid para may sapat na pribasiya ang bawat isa. "

Natural Translation

Before we move in, the carpenter will first put doors on every room so each person has enough privacy.

Literal Translation

Before we move, will-provide-with-door first of carpenter the each room so has enough that privacy the each one.

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