From root: sigurado
Usage Note
Kasiguraduhan refers to a state of being sure or having a guarantee. Kasiguraduhan ang hanap ko means I am looking for certainty.
Examples
" Wala akong kasiguraduhan. "
Natural Translation
I have no certainty.
Literal Translation
None I certainty.
" Kailangan namin ng kasiguraduhan. "
Natural Translation
We need certainty.
Literal Translation
Need we of certainty.
" Bago ako mamuhunan sa negosyong ito, gusto kong magkaroon ng kasiguraduhan na hindi malulugi ang aking ipinundar. "
Natural Translation
Before I invest in this business, I want to have certainty that what I put in won't be lost.
Literal Translation
Before I invest in business this, want I to-have of certainty that not lose the my invested.
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