pansundalo
for soldiers; military-grade
From root: sundalo
Usage Note
Pansundalo describes items or protocols designed specifically for military use. An example is gamit na pansundalo which means soldier's gear.
Examples
" Bagong-bago ang botas na pansundalo. "
Natural Translation
The military boots are brand new.
Literal Translation
Brand-new the boots that-are-for-soldiers.
" Ito ay gamit na pansundalo. "
Natural Translation
This is equipment for soldiers.
Literal Translation
This is equipment that-is-for-soldiers.
" Mas matibay ang mga gamit na pansundalo kaya marami ang gustong bumili nito kahit medyo mahal. "
Natural Translation
Military-grade gear is more durable, so many people want to buy it even though it is a bit expensive.
Literal Translation
More durable the things that-are-for-soldiers so many the wanting buy this even-though somewhat expensive.
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