From root: tsaa
Usage Note
Tsaera is a synonym for teapot, derived from combining the root with a Spanish-style suffix. It is less common than tsahan but still used in formal or older contexts.
Examples
" Luma ang tsaera namin. "
Natural Translation
Our teapot is old.
Literal Translation
Old the teapot our.
" Maganda ang disenyong tsaera. "
Natural Translation
The tea set design is beautiful.
Literal Translation
Beautiful the design-of-tea-set.
" Ipinamana sa akin ng aking lola ang lumang tsaera na ginagamit pa rin namin tuwing may bisita. "
Natural Translation
My grandmother passed down to me the old teapot that we still use whenever we have guests.
Literal Translation
Bequeathed to me by my grandmother the old teapot that use still we every-time have guest.
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