Bisaya · Cebuano · Vocabulary
Lawom
deep; profound; intenseadjective
- Alternative meanings
Deep or profound; something with great physical depth. It can also describe thoughts, emotions, sleep, voice, or meanings that are intense and profound.
- Pronunciation
LAH-wom
- Root and affixes
Lawom is a root for depth. Related forms express depth, making something deeper, or the deepest part of something.
- Variants or conjugations
lalom = variant of lawom; halawom = deep or profound figuratively; kalawom = depth; palawman = to deepen
- Related words and expressions
deep, profound, depth, deepness, deepen
- Meaning and usage notes
Use lawom for physical depth, such as water or holes, and also for deep ideas or emotions. Lalom is a common variant.
deepdepthintenseprofoundthought
Lawom kaayo ang tubig.
The water is very deep.
Lawom ang iyang hunahuna.
His/Her thinking is deep.