From root: tubo
Usage Note
Tubuhan is a vast field where sugarcane is commercially grown. This term is very common in agricultural provinces like Negros.
Examples
" Malawak ang tubuhan dito. "
Natural Translation
The sugarcane plantation here is vast.
Literal Translation
Vast the sugarcane-plantation here.
" Napunta kami sa isang malaking tubuhan. "
Natural Translation
We went to a large sugarcane plantation.
Literal Translation
Went we to a big sugarcane plantation.
" Sa Negros, halos abot-tanaw ang tubuhan kung saan maraming magsasaka ang nabubuhay sa pagtatanim ng tubo. "
Natural Translation
In Negros, the sugarcane plantations stretch almost as far as the eye can see, where many farmers make a living growing sugarcane.
Literal Translation
In Negros, almost reach-of-sight the sugarcane-plantation where many farmers the live in planting of sugarcane.
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tubo has 6 related forms built from the same root.
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