Tangtangon
to detach; to remove; to separate; to loosenverb
- Alternative meanings
to detach; to remove; to separate; to loosen; to take off something attached
- Pronunciation
tahng-TAHNG-ohn
- Root and affixes
The root is tangtang, meaning to remove or detach. For giving off a smell, forms like mopanimaho or mobaho are used, and for giving off light, mohatag og kahayag can be used.
- Variants or conjugations
remove; detach; break off; separate; emit a smell; give off light
- Related words and expressions
separate; stuck; take; smell; light; piece
- Meaning and usage notes
Use tangtangon for detaching something physical, like a label, piece, or attached part. For giving off a smell, use mopanimaho or mobaho. For giving off light or heat, use mohatag og kahayag or mohatag og kainit.
Tang tangon nako ang sticker sa kahon.
I will remove the sticker from the box.
Ang bulak mopanimaho og humot sa buntag.
The flower gives off a pleasant scent in the morning.
