regularidad
regularidád with stress marks
regularity
Usage Note
Regularidad is a formal Spanish loanword describing the quality of being regular or consistent, used in scientific, administrative, and philosophical writing. In casual speech, 'palagi' or 'lagi' serve the same function and are far more common.
Examples
" Mahalaga ang regularidad sa pag-aaral. "
Natural Translation
Regularity is important in studying.
Literal Translation
Important the regularity in studying.
" Ang regularidad ng kanyang ehersisyo ay nagpapalakas ng katawan niya. "
Natural Translation
The regularity of his/her exercise strengthens his/her body.
Literal Translation
The regularity of his/her exercise strengthens body his/her.
" Dahil sa regularidad ng kanyang pagbisita, natutuwa lagi ang kanyang mga lolo't lola tuwing dumarating siya. "
Natural Translation
Because of the regularity of his/her visits, his/her grandparents are always happy whenever he/she arrives.
Literal Translation
Because of-the regularity of-the his/her visiting, happy always the his/her grandparents whenever arrives he/she.
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