napakamayaman
very wealthy
From root: yaman
Usage Note
Napakamayaman is used to emphasize that someone has an extreme amount of riches.
Examples
" Napakamayaman ng kapitbahay namin. "
Natural Translation
Our neighbor is very wealthy.
Literal Translation
Very-wealthy the neighbor our.
" Ang pamilya nila ay napakamayaman. "
Natural Translation
Their family is very wealthy.
Literal Translation
The family theirs is very-wealthy.
" Kahit napakamayaman na niya ngayon, hindi pa rin niya nakakalimutan ang hirap na pinagdaanan niya noon. "
Natural Translation
Even though he is very wealthy now, he still hasn't forgotten the hardship he went through before.
Literal Translation
Even-though very-wealthy already he now, not yet also he forgets the hardship that went-through he before.
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