rentahan
rentahán with stress marks
to rent [it]
From root: renta
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
rinentahan
ri-nen-ta-HAN
rented
Present (Incomplete)
rinerentahan
ri-ne-ren-ta-HAN
is being rented
Future (Contemplated)
rerentahan
re-ren-ta-HAN
will be rented
Usage Note
Rentahan is the object-focus -an form of renta, used when the property, equipment, or space being rented is the grammatical topic. Common in urban housing discussions, vehicle hire, and equipment rental; actor-focus counterpart is magrenta.
Examples
" Gusto naming rentahan ang apartment. "
Natural Translation
We want to rent the apartment.
Literal Translation
Want our to-rent the apartment.
" Magkano ba ang rentahan ang maliit na apartment? "
Natural Translation
How much is it to rent the small apartment?
Literal Translation
How-much the to rent the small apartment?
" Ang silid na gusto naming rentahan ay malapit sa paaralan, kaya tiyak na magiging madali ang biyahe ng mga bata. "
Natural Translation
The room we want to rent is near the school, so the children's commute will surely be easy.
Literal Translation
The room that want our to-rent is near to school, so certain that will-become easy the travel of plural child.
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