rondahin
rondahín with stress marks
to patrol [it]
From root: ronda
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
rinonda
ri-NON-da
patrolled
Present (Incomplete)
rinoronda
ri-no-RON-da
is being patrolled
Future (Contemplated)
rorondahin
ro-ron-da-HIN
will be patrolled
Usage Note
Rondahin is the object-focus -hin form of ronda, used when the street, neighborhood, or barangay being covered by a patrol is the grammatical topic. Standard in security, police, and community-watch contexts; actor-focus counterpart is magronda.
Examples
" Rondahin ninyo ang kalye ngayong gabi. "
Natural Translation
Patrol the street tonight.
Literal Translation
Patrol you the street this night.
" Plano ng mga sundalo na rondahin ang kagubatan mamayang gabi. "
Natural Translation
The soldiers plan to patrol the forest later tonight.
Literal Translation
Plan of soldiers to patrol the forest later night.
" Dahil dumami ang mga insidente kamakailan, inutusan ang mga tanod na rondahin ang buong barangay tuwing hatinggabi. "
Natural Translation
Because incidents have increased recently, the watchmen were ordered to patrol the whole barangay every midnight.
Literal Translation
Because increased the incidents recently, ordered the watchmen to patrol the whole barangay every midnight.
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