EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
to have something leased (especially land)...
Carmelite (nun or friar)...
carmine; deep red color...
Pang-uri
Isang katangian ng pagiging kalmado, matatag ang loob, at hindi nakakaramdam ng takot, kaba, o pagkabalisa sa harap ng isang hamon o sitwasyon.
/i-pa-a-REN-da/
FIL: Ang pagbibigay ng pahintulot na gamitin ang isang ari-arian, karaniwan ay lupa, kapalit ng regular na bayad sa loob ng isang takdang panahon.
EN: to have something leased (especially land)
This is the ultimate Tita move when you have a vacant lot. Instead of selling it, you **ipaarenda** it to a company for their parking lot or to a farmer. It's passive income, 'ika nga. It's more formal and long-term than 'ipaarkila,' which is for your condo or car.
From Spanish "arrendar" (to rent, to lease).
Primarily used for leasing agricultural land or large plots of property for a significant period, often involving a formal contract.
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🇵🇭 Plano nilang ipaarenda ang kanilang bukirin sa isang malaking korporasyon.
🇺🇸 They plan to lease out their farmland to a big corporation.
Pang-uri
Isang katangian ng pagiging kalmado, matatag ang loob, at hindi nakakaramdam ng takot, kaba, o pagkabalisa sa harap ng isang hamon o sitwasyon.