EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
became accustomed to...
to throb with pain, to sting...
to sparkle, glisten, twinkle...
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/ki-na-pa-mi-has-NAN/
FIL: Ang kalagayan o gawain na naging pangkaraniwan o nakasanayan na dahil sa paulit-ulit na karanasan.
EN: became accustomed to
This is when "practice makes permanent." It's that thing you do automatically without thinking. Like navigating the EDSA bus carousel like a pro, ordering your go-to milk tea combo, or expertly dodging chismis from your tita. It's a habit that's been so deeply ingrained, it's now part of your system. You didn't just get used to it; you kinapamihasnan it.
From the root word `bihasa` (skilled, accustomed), via `mamihasa` (to get used to). The `kina-an` affixation denotes the thing or situation one has become accustomed to.
A more formal and deeper version of "nakasanayan". It implies a long period of habituation.
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🇵🇭 Ang hirap ng buhay sa siyudad ay kinapamihasnan na niya.
🇺🇸 He has become accustomed to the hardship of life in the city.
🇵🇭 Dahil sa araw-araw na pag-eensayo, kinapamihasnan na ng atleta ang sakit ng katawan.
🇺🇸 Because of daily training, the athlete has gotten used to the body aches.
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Tumutukoy sa isang tao na walang anumang ugnayang pampamilya o relasyon sa dugo sa isa pang tao.