reproduksiyon
reproduksíyon with stress marks
reproduction; procreation
Usage Note
Reproduksiyon is a Spanish loanword covering biological, artistic, and legal contexts — from human or animal reproduction to reproducing a document or artwork. In Philippine schools, reproductive health discussions use this term in science classes.
Examples
" Mabilis ang reproduksiyon ng mga daga. "
Natural Translation
The reproduction of rats is fast.
Literal Translation
Fast the reproduction of plural rat.
" Mabilis ang reproduksiyon ng mga insekto. "
Natural Translation
The reproduction of insects is fast.
Literal Translation
Fast the reproduction of insects.
" Sa klase ng agham, tinalakay ng guro kung paano nagaganap ang reproduksiyon ng mga halaman sa pamamagitan ng polen. "
Natural Translation
In science class, the teacher discussed how the reproduction of plants takes place by means of pollen.
Literal Translation
In class of science, discussed of teacher how happens the reproduction of plural plant through of pollen.
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