suot
suót with stress marks
clothing; attire; to wear
Usage Note
Suot functions both as a noun referring to what one is wearing and as the root of verbs like magsuot and isuot describing the act of putting clothing on. It is the everyday word for current attire and collocates naturally with adjectives describing style or color.
Examples
" Maganda ang suot mo. "
Natural Translation
Your outfit is nice.
Literal Translation
Beautiful the attire your.
" Maganda ang suot mong damit. "
Natural Translation
The clothes you are wearing are beautiful.
Literal Translation
Beautiful the worn your clothes.
" Bago pumunta sa interbyu, siguraduhin mong malinis at angkop ang suot mo para makapag-iwan ka ng magandang impresyon. "
Natural Translation
Before going to the interview, make sure your attire is clean and appropriate so you leave a good impression.
Literal Translation
Before go to interview, make-sure you-link clean and appropriate the attire your so-that can-leave you of good impression.
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