From root: tinidor
Usage Note
Tinidoran refers to a container or spot designated for keeping forks in a kitchen or dining area.
Examples
" Nasa tinidoran ang mga tinidor. "
Natural Translation
The forks are in the fork holder.
Literal Translation
In-the fork-holder the forks.
" Ilagay mo ang mga tinidor sa tinidoran. "
Natural Translation
Put the forks in the fork holder.
Literal Translation
Put you the forks in the fork-holder.
" Pagkatapos hugasan ang mga kubyertos, ibinalik ni Nanay ang malilinis na tinidor sa tinidoran sa tabi ng lababo. "
Natural Translation
After washing the cutlery, Mother returned the clean forks to the fork holder beside the sink.
Literal Translation
After wash the cutlery, returned by-Mother the clean forks to fork-holder at side of sink.
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