From root: sumbrero
Usage Note
Sumbreruhan refers to a place or piece of furniture specifically designed for hanging or storing hats. It is derived by adding the locative suffix to the root word.
Examples
" Puno na ang sumbreruhan. "
Natural Translation
The hat rack is already full.
Literal Translation
Full already the hat-rack.
" Ibitin mo ang sumbrero sa sumbreruhan. "
Natural Translation
Hang your hat on the hat rack.
Literal Translation
Hang you the hat on-the hat-rack.
" Tuwing uuwi ang aking lolo, agad niyang isinasabit ang kanyang sumbrero sa sumbreruhan sa tabi ng pinto. "
Natural Translation
Whenever my grandfather comes home, he immediately hangs his hat on the hat rack beside the door.
Literal Translation
Whenever comes-home the my grandfather, immediately he hangs the his hat on hat-rack at side of door.
Tagalog builds thousands of words from a few hundred roots.
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sumbrero has 3 related forms built from the same root.
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