kasukat
of the same size
From root: sukat
Usage Note
Kasukat describes an object that has exactly the same dimensions or fit as another object. It is used to compare equality in size.
Examples
" Kasukat ko ang sapatos. "
Natural Translation
The shoes are my size.
Literal Translation
Same-size me the shoes.
" Ang sapatos na ito ay kasukat ko. "
Natural Translation
These shoes are my size.
Literal Translation
The shoes these are same-size me.
" Hiniram ko ang damit ng kapatid ko dahil kasukat ko ito at bagay sa okasyon. "
Natural Translation
I borrowed my sibling's dress because it's my size and fitting for the occasion.
Literal Translation
Borrowed I the dress of sibling my because same-size me this and suited to occasion.
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