seksuwal
seksuwál with stress marks
sexual
Usage Note
Seksuwal is used in formal and educational contexts — health campaigns, legal terminology, and academic discussion — to describe anything relating to sex or sexuality. It appears in phrases such as 'seksuwang karahasan' (sexual violence) and 'seksuwang kalusugan' (sexual health).
Examples
" Mahalaga ang seksuwal na kalusugan. "
Natural Translation
Sexual health is important.
Literal Translation
Important the sexual health.
" Ito ay isang isyu na seksuwal sa lipunan. "
Natural Translation
This is a sexual issue in society.
Literal Translation
This is a issue that sexual in society.
" Layunin ng programa na turuan ang mga kabataan tungkol sa seksuwal na kalusugan upang makagawa sila ng matatalinong desisyon. "
Natural Translation
The aim of the program is to teach young people about sexual health so that they can make informed decisions.
Literal Translation
Aim of program to teach the the youth about sexual health so-that can-make they of wise decisions.
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