From root: plantsa
Usage Note
Pamanlantsa refers to tools or materials used specifically for the process of ironing clothes. It is a formal term derived from the act of ironing.
Examples
" Nasaan ang aming pamanlantsa? "
Natural Translation
Where is our ironing equipment?
Literal Translation
Where the our ironing-equipment?
" Kumpleto ang aming pamanlantsa. "
Natural Translation
Our ironing equipment is complete.
Literal Translation
Complete the our ironing-equipment.
" Inihanda na niya ang lahat ng pamanlantsa bago pa man magising ang iba sa bahay. "
Natural Translation
She had already prepared all the ironing equipment even before everyone else in the house woke up.
Literal Translation
Prepared already she the all of ironing-equipment before still even wake-up the others in house.
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