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"Pananim" refers to a crop from a root word "tanim" or plants.
"Galanga" in Tagalog is "galangan." It is a root crop used in cooking for its distinct flavor and aroma.
The Tagalog term for galangal is "langkawas" or "bañga." It is a type of root crop commonly used in Filipino cuisine for its distinct flavor.
The Tagalog translation of the term "root word" is "salitang-ugat."
From the root word "lunod" which means "drown", "drowning'' in tagalog is equivalent to the word "nalulunod".Tagalog Translation of DROWNING: nalulunod
"Pananim" refers to a crop from a root word "tanim" or plants.
"Galanga" in Tagalog is "galangan." It is a root crop used in cooking for its distinct flavor and aroma.
The Tagalog term for galangal is "langkawas" or "bañga." It is a type of root crop commonly used in Filipino cuisine for its distinct flavor.
The Tagalog translation of the term "root word" is "salitang-ugat."
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From the root word "lunod" which means "drown", "drowning'' in tagalog is equivalent to the word "nalulunod".Tagalog Translation of DROWNING: nalulunod
No, they actually grow on the vines of a tomato plant, which is like a vine/bush shrub. They are a fruit, and thus they are not a root crop
From the root word "sama" which means "to accompany", the closest term for "accompany" in tagalog would be "samahan".
No, carrot is not a creeper. It is a root.
"Makakalikasan" is the right term for this in Tagalog. It came from the root word "kalikasan" which also mean "nature".
Rhubarb is the crop you are looking for
A grain crop. Wheat is actually a type of grass, though a much different species than that you use for your lawn.