pinakapresko
freshest; coolest
From root: presko
Usage Note
Pinakapresko is used when comparing things to identify the one that is the most refreshing or the person who is the most bold.
Examples
" Ito ang pinakapresko sa lahat. "
Natural Translation
This is the freshest of all.
Literal Translation
This the freshest of all.
" Sa ilalim ng puno ang pinakapresko. "
Natural Translation
Under the tree is the coolest (place).
Literal Translation
In under of tree the coolest.
" Sa lahat ng dako sa bahay, ang silong ang pinakapresko kapag tanghaling-tapat ang init. "
Natural Translation
Of all the spots in the house, the cellar is the coolest when the heat peaks at noon.
Literal Translation
In all of place in house, the cellar the coolest when high-noon the heat.
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presko has 6 related forms built from the same root.
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