tuusin
tuusín with stress marks
to compute [it]
From root: tuos
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
tinuos
ti-NU-os
computed
Present (Incomplete)
tinutuos
ti-nu-TU-os
is being computed
Future (Contemplated)
tutuusin
tu-tu-u-SIN
will be computed
Usage Note
Tuusin is the object-focus form of tuos, where the figure, debt, or matter being reckoned is the grammatical focus. The root tuos spans accounting, computation, and the settling of scores or obligations, and tuusin can carry either a literal financial sense or a figurative one of resolving a dispute.
Examples
" Tuusin mo ang gastos natin. "
Natural Translation
Compute our expenses.
Literal Translation
To-compute you the expense our.
" Kailangan kong tuusin ang kabuuang gastos natin sa nagdaang bakasyon. "
Natural Translation
I need to compute our total expenses from the past vacation.
Literal Translation
Need I to-compute the total expense our on past vacation.
" Bago kami magpasya kung kakayanin ang bakasyon, tinuos muna namin ang lahat ng gagastusin mula sa pamasahe hanggang sa pagkain. "
Natural Translation
Before we decided whether we could afford the vacation, we first computed everything we would spend, from the fare to the food.
Literal Translation
Before we to-decide whether to-afford the vacation, computed first we the all of to-spend from of fare until of food.
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