From root: tinda
Usage Note
Paninda describes the inventory or collective stock that a seller has prepared for the day.
Examples
" Ubos na ang kanyang paninda. "
Natural Translation
Her goods are all sold out.
Literal Translation
Gone already the her goods-for-sale.
" Marami siyang paninda ngayon. "
Natural Translation
He has many goods for sale today.
Literal Translation
Many he-has goods-for-sale today.
" Maaga pang inihahanda ng tindera ang kanyang paninda upang sariwa ang mga gulay pagdating ng unang mamimili. "
Natural Translation
The vendor prepares her goods early so the vegetables are fresh when the first buyer arrives.
Literal Translation
Early still prepares of vendor the her goods-for-sale so fresh the vegetables upon-arrival of first buyer.
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