Bisaya · Cebuano · Vocabulary
Mopino-pino
to chop; to minceverb
- Pronunciation
moh-PEE-noh PEE-noh
- Root and affixes
Related to pino-pino, which expresses something fine, small, or in tiny parts. Mopino-pino indicates the action of cutting finely.
- Meaning and usage notes
This entry covers picar as chopping or cutting into small pieces. For picar as an insect bite, paak or tukob may be used depending on the animal; for stinging or burning sensation, the translation varies by context.
chopcookingcutfoodingredientsminceverb
Mopino-pino siya sa sibuyas para sa sabaw.
He/she will chop the onion for the soup.
Pino-pinoon nato ang karne antes lutuon.
We will chop the meat before cooking it.